New Search Product

10/21/2006

USA Nationwide Personal Profile - No SSN required to search - Only DOB or last known address. 100's of databases searched simultaneously. Available for Personal and Business users. View details and sample report.

Instant Criminal Records Online.

Key Benefits

Instant results at minimal cost.
Broader coverage although not necessarily 100% accurate as an on-site county court search.
We suggest using this instant search first and if in doubt, proceed with on-site court search.
Minimizes your risk of hiring a criminal and history repeating itself.

Coverage details

Data from the sources enclosed is collected from State Repositories, Counties and Correctional Institutions databases. All supplementary countywide databases detailed are included in your search for State requested in addition to Main Statewide database source (i.e. Dept of Corrections, Dept of Public Safety, Admin Of Courts, Dept of Criminal Justice, etc.) + Most States now include Sexual Offenders with photographs in addition to criminal databases, all for the same price of $13.95 per State or $49.95 for Nationwide (all States below processed at-once)

Tip: If you have pop-up blocking software enabled, hold CTRL at same time you click mouse cursor over State to view coverage details.

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Helpful Tip: Instant criminal database searches are processed on a name and EXACT DOB match basis. Please ensure that search subject does not have additional known aliases.

Search Tip: If unsure about DOB, please run search again without inputting DOB in order to get all NAME MATCHES (not recommended for common first/last name combinations as you may get 100's of name matches)

Please Read: Criminal database searches may not include all criminal records contained in each of the States listed above and should not be used in place of an "On-Site" County Court level search. Positive records data indicates a possible criminal history on the searched subject and a full case file should be pulled directly from the court in which the case is filed.

This information is considered public record. However, If you are using any of our consumer reports, including our instant products to assist in determining someone's employment or rental eligibility, you are required under federal law to do the following:

1.Obtain a signed Authorization Release Form
2.Provide a Pre Adverse Action Letter
3.Provide a Decline Letter to applicant stating the reasons for their disqualification and how to dispute the findings
4.Provide a Summary of Consumer Rights.