Common Questions About State & National Database Registry Searches
How does a state and national database registry search work?
A registry search looks through state-level and national database registries for records that match the details you supply. This page explains the SmartScan-Targeted Results process, which performs a State-Data Registry Scan along with a National-Data Registry Scan.
Which kinds of records can a registry scan include?
Based on the categories shown on this page, a scan may include criminal records, arrest record checks, driving infractions, traffic warrants, sex offender records, legal judgements, outstanding warrants, state records, civil records, felony records, bankruptcy records, address history, property records, marriage and divorce records, and birth/death records.
Why am I asked to be patient while the registry is scanned?
The scan checks state and national data registries, which can take a little time to finish. While the registry scan is running, the page shows a progress indicator and a "Please Be Patient" message.
Are these results suitable for consumer reporting or legal advice?
No. As the disclosure on this site explains, information obtained here must not be used, in whole or in part, to furnish consumer reports under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), and the report is not legal advice. Perform your own due diligence to decide whether the content suits your individual purposes.
Does this site have any government affiliation?
No. The site states that VerifyRecords_LLC is not affiliated in any way with any federal or state government agencies.
How do I contact the site with questions?
You can email questions about the website to [email protected]; the site states it will reply within 24 hours.