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Frequently Asked Questions
These have been the
most frequently asked support questions. Clicking on a question takes
you directly to our answer. Please contact Support if your question is
not answered here.
Q2. Do I need permission from my applicant
to perform a criminal records search? A2. Currently you do not need permission to execute a
criminal records search for tenant screening purposes. It is
always wise to keep up-to-date with new laws pertaining to your
field of business, so check your State and local laws. Usually,
you need permission in employment screening. Top
Q3. What information is contained in a
InfoRecordSearch.com report? A3. The information contained in a criminal search report
will vary depending on the state or county searched. Rules vary
in each jurisdiction as to what information is contained in the
record. Usually the record includes the defendant's name, date
of birth, a case number, date of offense, date filed, charge
(reason of arrest or conviction,) the parties involved, county
and state of incident, description of crime committed or accused
of, characteristics of the person (height, weight, eye color,
race, sex), aliases (other names used by offender), the status
of the case, disposition, disposition date, and sentence. Most
county records include both felony and misdemeanor records. See
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Q6. How soon will I receive the results of a
criminal record search? A6. Depending on the county or state being searched the
turnaround time can vary from one to five business days.
InfoRecordSearch.com will do everything possible to return the
results of your search as quickly as possible. Top
Q7. Why are there only county-wide searches
available in some states? A7. Some states either do not have a statewide criminal
data repository or the data they do have is of lesser quality
than that found at the county district courthouses, sheriff's
office, District Attorney's office, or police department
(whichever one is used in retrieving critical criminal history
for that particular county or region). If one or a combination
of more than one of these resources provide better information
that what is retrievable at the statewide level,
InfoRecordSearch.com will use the county-wide search as opposed
to the statewide. We only use statewide searches in states that
we have access to up-to-date and accurate information. If we do
not have such access and information, we do not promote nor do
we suggest to use such a service. It is our goal to expand the
number of quality statewide searches as they become available.
We will only add services that do not compromise the integrity
of our company. Top
