The details, upfront.

Generally, reports are completed in 24 to 72 hours. If the report will take longer, we will notify you as to the reason, and anticipated date of completion. Delays are usually caused by additional time needed by the researcher to pull records, or County Clerks that are short staffed or experiencing a heavy workload.

You can pay with a credit card, Cash App, Venmo, a mailed check, or a PayPal invoice. Companies or individuals with an ongoing need to run multiple reports can establish a line of credit.

No. There is no criminal report that covers all counties in the US. Some counties are not computerized, and their records could not be indexed in the criminal database until the data is in an electronic format.

Just ask. We will be glad to send you a list.

No. Only the FBI has access to the FBI Criminal Database.

No. You must appear in person to have your fingerprints scanned and printed.

Yes, but it will be incomplete. A social security number will identify the places where an applicant has lived and worked in the past where a criminal check needs to be done. It will also notify us if the number is valid and if the number belongs to the applicant of not.

Built-in checks usually run an instant database search and return whatever it holds. Our licensed investigators confirm identity, search under aliases and prior addresses, and verify records at the source where needed — catching details automated checks can miss or mismatch.

No. National databases are a useful starting point, but they do not cover every county. We combine them with county, statewide, and federal searches and courthouse record retrieval so the report reflects where your subject has actually lived and worked.