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Finding Public Records Online: How To Search And Get Access

Public records are information that is created, collected, or stored by a government agency. These official records are not private, and in many cases, they are available to the general public. A public record is a broad term covering many things, but some examples are arrests, judgments, bankruptcy filings, lawsuits, property sales, criminal records, and vital records. Public records are a result of the Freedom of Information Act (or FOIA) passed in 1966, which was designed to provide transparency in government.

Criminal Records

Criminal records are forms, documents, and other types of information created, stored, and managed by local law enforcement and the courts. Whenever someone is arrested, charged with a crime, convicted, and incarcerated, the records about that person become their criminal record. Typically, criminal records include things such as arrest records, inmate records, court orders, criminal charges, convictions, judgments, felonies, misdemeanors, sex offender records, police records, mugshots, DUI/DWI records, and more.

Court Records

Court records refer to case records and court documents processed through the United States court system. There are dozens of different types of courts in the U.S. broken down by jurisdiction. For example, there are state, federal, municipal, and county courts and circuit courts, district courts, superior courts, appellate, and supreme courts. There are also specialty courts like probate, tax court, traffic court, and others. Some of the types of records you can find using a case search include court judgments, lawsuits, civil cases, property records, tax liens, bankruptcies, traffic violations, tort cases, and other types of court cases.

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Public records also contain a lot of general information, such as contact details. You can find things like a person’s name, current and previous mailing address, phone numbers, email addresses, relatives’ names, and even photographs. There is a lot of information online about everyone, and a lot of it is available in public records.

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Whenever you purchase a piece of property or a significant asset, these records are public and recorded with the county office in the town/state where you bought them. You can find things like aircraft, boat, and motor vehicle registrations, property/land records and ownership, property tax records, new businesses, investments, and financial records showing someone’s net worth.

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Vital records are documents that record life events. These are usually created, collected, or stored by the vital records office within the state. However, the laws pertaining to vital records vary statewide. Some examples of vital records you could find are birth certificates, death certificates, marriage licenses, civil unions, and divorce decrees. In some cases, even adoptions are public records. Vital records contain a lot of information like the person’s name, date of birth or death, place of birth or death, spouses’ information, marital status, and more. If you need an actual certificate, you will need to visit the registry of vital records, local courthouse, town hall, department of health, or other agencies depending on the type of certificate you need.

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What Information Can I Find in Public Records?

Public records cover a wide variety of information, from criminal and vital records to financial and court records. With InfoTracer, you can access 5 billion records covering things like arrests, convictions, sex offenses, bankruptcies, marriages and divorces, court records, driving records, liens, and so much more. You will be surprised at how much information you can find in public records.

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How To Search Public Records

Searching for public records can be time-consuming and costly. If you visit courthouses, police departments, and/or government offices, it could take you a while to find what you are looking for, and you may not find it after all. Many offices charge a per page or search fee even if they don’t find the information you need. But there is a much better way. An InfoTracer search takes only minutes and pulls records from all over the country from thousands of sources. Make the job of searching for public records quick and easy with InfoTracer.

How to Access Public Records for Free

In some cases, you can visit courthouses and other government agencies to get copies for free, but it will take a lot of time to collect the records from various sources. You can run a free scan with InfoTracer and see a summary report instantly. Then if you want more information, you can sign up for a membership. The service is very affordable, easy to use, and a time-saver.

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