Public Records

This is the Information Age. New laws have been put in place to promote and facilitate information access and sharing. Public Records databases are more established than they have ever been. They are readily available these days and have become common practice at workplaces and in private alike.

Public Records are just that, public, albeit often personal in content and intent. Inherently, every legitimate member of society has public records to his name, literally from womb to tomb. Public records are open to searches and it is easy to locate public records of virtually anyone. People conduct them for a multitude of reasons. A few most common ones come to mind:

A key feature of today’s Public Records is that it can be done undercover, or in secrecy if you may. Often, just the very act of a query on someone is enough to set off accusation or indignation of distrust. Yet on hindsight for many a people who have been taken in, wisdom was but a keystroke away. So the smart thing: do a public records search in discretion. All creditable databases offer online public records through computerized access thus bypassing direct human interface. 100% privacy and identity protection are also categorically pledged and guaranteed. Since it is accessed online, it can be done in the privacy of home or office so the risk of getting caught in the act is as remote as Pluto.