Once you have entered your complaint in CES, you will be assigned a "Complaint ID" number. Simply select the "Status of Complaint" tab in the menu bar at the top of the screen and enter the assigned "Complaint ID" number.

Once your complaint has been submitted, it will go through an initial review to determine if an investigation is warranted. This initial review process may take up to 72 hours.

If it is determined that a full investigation is not warranted the complaint process generally takes 3 to 5 days.

If it is determined that an investigation needs to be conducted, the process may take up to 90 days. However, in that each complaint is unique and evidence must be gathered to support any violations cited or penalties imposed, there is no time limit on how long an investigation can remain open before it is completed or closed.

Reminder

During any stage of the complaint or investigative process you can check the status of your complaint in CES by clicking on the "Status of Complaint" tab in the menu bar and entering the assigned "Complaint ID." You can also check the status of your complaint by contacting TxDMV directly at 1-888-368-4689.

You may contact us directly, weekdays between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., at 1-888-368-4689. If you have already submitted a complaint and have questions regarding that submission, please have your "Complaint ID" available to assist us in locating the proper documents and information.

If you have any documentation that supports your complaint you may email, fax, or mail them to our office. Please make sure all supporting documentation contains your name, address, telephone number, and the "Complaint ID."

Email

TruckStop@TxDMV.gov

Fax

512-374-5498

Mailing Address

Texas Department of Motor Vehicles

Attn: Enforcement Division

4000 Jackson Ave

Austin, Texas 78731

No. You will need to enter each of these complaints separately into CES and each complaint will receive its own unique "Complaint ID."

This type of request would be considered an open records request. Please visit the open records page page of the TxDMV website for more information on this process.

Complaints concerning any commercial vehicle which may have done damage to property.

Complaints concerning the operations of a passenger bus/motor coach.

Complaints concerning commercial vehicles which are not registered with TxDMV, operating intrastate, and do not carry the required amounts of insurance (This may also include commercial motor vehicles that display USDOT / MC numbers as well).

Complaints concerning a household good mover.

Complaints concerning the operations of a commercial motor vehicle or household goods mover whose status is Revoked, Expired, Transitional status, or Incomplete.

Complaints concerning the operations of a commercial motor vehicle which is not included on the TxDMV equipment report under an active TxDMV certificate number.

TxDMV registration.

USDOT registration.