The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) driver license database of driving infractions is updated after the disposition of the ticket has been resolved. That means the information is reported to the DHSMV after the person has either paid the fine, gone to driving school, or a verdict is rendered on a contested or unpaid ticket. Florida law requires the law enforcement agency that issues a ticket to provide this information to the County Clerk of the Court within 5 working days; in turn the Clerk of the Court has 10 working days, FROM THE DATE OF DISPOSITION, to report this information to the DHSMV; then the DHSMV may take several days to input this data into their database. A non-contested ticket may take 30 - 60 days to appear on the DHSMV database. Contested and out-of-state tickets may take several months.