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The document is a record request form from the Ohio Department of Public Safety's Bureau of Motor Vehicles, outlining the process for individuals to request personal information from BMV records. It specifies the required information, fees, and conditions under which requests can be made, including provisions for inquiring about oneself or another person with necessary consent. The form emphasizes the legal obligations for disclosure and the consequences of providing false information.

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