In which situation would a Texas driver license inquiry possibly be denied?

A Texas driver license inquiry could possibly be denied when the date of birth is missing because the date of birth is a critical piece of identifying information. It helps verify the identity of the applicant against the data in the driver's database. Without this information, the system cannot accurately match the inquiry to the correct driver record. Thus, missing key identifiers, such as the date of birth, can lead to complications and prevent the inquiry from being completed successfully.

In contrast, making an inquiry under an alias could raise questions about the authenticity of the request but does not automatically result in a denial. Warranty claims typically relate to the ownership and functioning of a vehicle, which are not relevant to a driver license inquiry. Delays in execution might cause a delay in processing but are not a direct reason for denying an inquiry. It is the absence of essential information like the date of birth that directly impacts the ability to proceed with a license inquiry.