Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Public Records

What Are the Sources of Public Records Data?

Public records data is gathered from government agencies at various levels, including local, state, and federal sources. These include arrest records, court documents, property records, etc, which are compiled into accessible reports by TruthFinder.

What Information Can You Find in Public Records?

Public records platforms typically provide details such as:

• Full Name
• Alternate Names Used
• Date of Birth
• Contact Numbers & Emails
• Current and Previous Addresses
• Household Members
• Family Connections
• Criminal History
• Driving Records
• DUI Incidents
• Real Estate Ownership
• Financial Claims
• Legal Judgments
• Licenses and Permits
• Associated Individuals
• Social Media Profiles
• Digital Footprint

What Are Common Uses for Online Public Records?

People often use public records services to research:

• Neighbors
• Potential Risks in the Area
• Acquaintances
• Romantic Partners & Dates
• New & Old Friends
• Relatives
• Public Figures

How Reliable Are Online Public Records?

Online public records are generally reliable, but accuracy isn???t guaranteed. Errors may occur, or some data might be missing due to regional variations in record availability.

Are Online Public Records Services Free?

No, reputable public records services charge a fee to cover the costs of data collection and report generation. Quality services require investment.

What Is the Cost of Accessing Public Records Online?

Pricing varies by provider. Many trusted platforms offer flexible monthly subscriptions, and may allow unlimited searches during the subscription period.

Will Someone Know If I Access Their Public Records?

No, searches on TruthFinder are private. The individual being researched will not be notified of your inquiry.