The government keeps track of everything. Criminal records, court records, speeding tickets, marriage records, etc are all recorded to public offices. While all this information is supposed to be publicly accessible, it is not free. There is usually a pretty large fee for every record you want to access. These databases can be used for a variety of purposes. Background checks are available to cover a wide variety of areas. Drivers license, character references, personal acquaintances, education records, criminal records, court records, credit records and much more. It is also important to note that much of this is public information. Marriage licenses are useful documents when creating a family tree. Criminal records may be researched for potential business partners. Contractor fraud is very high. Background checks help you businesses to verify the identity and license of potential contractors. Contractor complaint search sheds the lights on the reputation of the contractors you're dealing with. These are just a few example of how such information can be put to use.There are sites out there that collect all this information and provide access to it for one time fee. Because they collect information from multiple sources their databases are usually fairly large. However not all of them are completely honest, some simply link you to search engines like Yahoo! people search. It is hard to tell real websites from the fakes. Usually they ask for a membership fee before they show you any results on your search. Some honest sources for public records include gov-records and webinvestigator. Find full reviews on these sites and more at
Category : General Technology: Public Sector/Government
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