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We offer county criminal history searches, the foundation of most background checks, that provides the most current, complete criminal information from county courthouses. Search by counties of residence disclosed on an application or those identified in a Social Security number search. Or you can use employment and academic histories to determine additional jurisdictions to search.
The standard scope for the county criminal search is seven years, with extended searches available in some jurisdictions. These searches depend on the limited availability of archived records, state laws and Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) regulations.
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Most national and some state criminal databases are updated only periodically, which means they may be missing critical records. Our county criminal searches deliver:
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Frequently asked questions
We have an experienced criminal records division with court researchers in every county jurisdiction in the U.S. This widespread network of researchers ensures rapid turnaround times and the most up-to-date information for your criminal background check.
Note: County court fees may apply for some searches.
Federal crimes are tried at the highest level of the government for the commission or omission of an act defined by Federal statute or regulation having legislative authority with Congress. County criminal searches identify crimes against local laws, which include more common criminal offenses.
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