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By PI-GeorgeMartin April 19, 2010 3:07 PM
Free criminal record search often causes confusion.
The popularity of criminal records search websites has increased dramatically. People and businesses alike rely on criminal record search to help them in their choice of employees, business and social partners, during property transactions and so forth.
There are many web sites advertising free criminal record search services. And with these services comes the confusion - which database should be used, how reliable are the criminal record searches that each site proceed, is there a county criminal record search or not and so on. To avoid confusion and possible dissatisfaction, we have compiled a brief checklist to show you how to evaluate the database that you will use to search for criminal records.
Criminal public record search checklist.
Here is a short checklist to help you chose a partner for your criminal public record search.
- Does the website require registration before you can actually enter and browse its contents? If the answer is yes, move on. You need to be able to see what they offer before committing to anything.
- What type of criminal public records search results they offer? Read the small print carefully to see how they gather the information and what type of criminal records they offer. If the types of records you need are not present or you are unable to find such information, move on.
- How many criminal records searches you will be able to perform? Some websites will charge you according to the number of searches you do. While a small registration fee is totally acceptable, you don't need to pay for the criminal records. Try to find a public record database that provides unlimited number of criminal records searches.
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