Only a short time ago it was almost impossible to run investigative searches on the general public without using the services of a detective and it being extremely expensive. Now that there is the web 2.0 and readily available databases, it is now very simple. 

It’s now possible, if you use the right website, to execute a large number of individual searches on free government websites to retrieve criminal records saved against members of the public. The main drawback of this way of working is that you have no option but to search on a multitude of separate web sites and on-line databases to gather the public records that you are trying to find. The online records is often saved differently for different states thus making data gathering a slow task. The good news is that th ere is now a much easier solution at a much reduced cost. A few of large independent databases have been created by private companies that will let you search all criminal records in a single place. This makes it very easy to use and much faster to retrieve the information that you want. For a small annual fee of less than $35 you are able to do searches on criminal records for every state in the US. All records are searchable via just one website which makes the task much simpler. 

That’s not the only good news. This same very low annual charge also gives you access to loads of different kinds of record that are stored on the multitude of US government databases. These include: criminal records, assault lists, arrest data, sex offenders searches, inmate records, court details and proceedings, birth / death registers, marriage / divorce records, parole data, DWI registers, personal bankruptcy records, most wanted criminal data, jail records, missing persons details, and much more

Remember that a person|a US citizen does not have to have been locked up to have retrievable criminal files held against him. 

One of the top online website we have come across is http://gov-criminal-records.com  This web page presents a extremely fast search facility and the access to search through a vast amount of US Government fiels all in one place.

So what would you use all this information for and how can it be [helpfuluseful] to you? There are a multitude reasons why a low yearly subscription for this information is worth it’s weight in gold. If you use staff to help around your house, take your dog for a walk, or help taking care of your little ones, you can do a quick search on their name and check if they have a shady background. You could be an employer and may wish to fire off background checks on potential future employees. Again an easy search will retrieve all the information you want to make certain that you only hire the best candidate. If somebody is over 18 years of age and has become involved in criminal acts, they have criminal records held with them that you can now search for and check. 

Another potential use for this system is if you meet a new date and need to check on the girl you have met. Better to discover now than many years ahead in time when it’s was too late.  Good luck!