Public Records and Court Records Search

What are Public Records?

Public Records are aggregated records that are available from millions of sources. Public Records include: First and last name, previous and current address information, social activities and email addresses. Public Records also include previous and current phone numbers. When you perform a Public Records search you will receive contact information and in some cases the person’s images and photos! Court Records are also includes in Public Records results. When a person commits a crime or felony against the state, or country; that record or court record is registered into their profile and can be brought up in a Background Check search. A Public Record Search can be a very useful thing when you want to know more about a person you are dealing with, or would like to know what information is available about yourself publicly!

Public Records – Discover Important Information with Ease

Not that many years ago, the internet was not available to all of us, and we had to find important information in books and different literature and. The same was true with official agencies, such as governments across the U.S.A, that had to document important information manually. This meant that different records, such as birth records, death records, marriage records, criminal records and more were written down on paper. Some of these documents, along with similar records from recent years, have been uploaded online, and have become public records. Finding these documents on your own is next to impossible, but with GoLookUp's Public Records search, you can save time and find important information at the click of a button.

What do public records include?

Public records, as their name suggests, are records that are not sealed and have become available to the public. Each state has its own rules and laws about keeping and revealing public records, and not all of them grant access to these types of records.

Also, each state has a different agency that holds public records, and for instance, one state can hold birth and death records at an archives office, marriage and divorce records at the state court, and criminal records at the local sheriff's office. Those that wish to conduct a people search on a certain person will have to submit requests with all three agencies, pay separate fees and wait for a standard period of time to receive them.

The GoLookUp website has solved this problem with an advanced data base search that can help locate and extract all kinds of public records in the U.S.A from all the states in one easy to use website.