Saturday 19 July 2014

Updated Information On North Carolina Police Reports

By Ben Kingsley


Among all the 50 US states, North Carolina or the Old North State still stands at number 10 on the top ten most populated states in the US with a population of more than 9.7 million based on the 2013 US Census records. In a state as densely inhabited as North Carolina, meeting different kinds of people is quite possible. Even meeting new friends and lifetime partners is likely to happen. Therefore, doing a background check on an individual you wish to build a relationship with is really important. Checking over North Carolina police records is definitely a good idea to delve deeper into the significant details of an individual you want scrutinized.

One of the most important records is a police record as this record documents any misdemeanour done by a particular individual. North Carolina police records can be accessed either from the Clerk of Superior Court's Office within the relevant county or directly from the State Bureau of Investigation. In obtaining a police record from the county clerk's office, you have to file a request by filling up an application form which can be acquired from the office or be downloaded online. Each copy of a police record is worth $25. To look up for your record or someone else's, public access terminals are also available in the clerk's office to search and view police records without charge. However, such searches are not certified, and there is a nominal small charge for printing.

In obtaining a copy of police records in any of the offices mentioned above, you have to provide the significant details of the individual you want scrutinized such as his or her full name and date of birth. As the one requesting the record, you also have to include in the application form your full name and your phone number. Bear in mind that these searches are finger-print based therefore you are to include a fingerprint card along with your request. A background check search in North Carolina is called "right to review" check.

Aside from acquiring a police record from such agencies, you can also do a background check by contacting police record check vendors for non-certified statewide record checks for yourself or others. Individual unofficial record checks may be conducted through third-party companies that sell information. Each company has its own charges. The North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts provide several websites with records that are accurate reflections of the data in the databases of the clerks of court, but such office cannot guarantee that the information these companies provide to their customers is current or accurate.

Moreover, there are other websites in the web that also provide police records but are not associated with the North Carolina Administrative Courts Office. These are independent online service providers which proffer police records for a minimal fee only. Aside from saving money, you get to save time as well as these online record providers can give you the police record you need in just minutes. Technological advancements of today really made most, if not all, transactions be accomplished in a way that is more expedited and convenient compared to how things were done back in the previous centuries.

With over 9.7 million people making North Carolina their dwelling place, demarcating anyone with a shady past is not an easy task. Hence, background checks are very crucial. Because public police records indicate any misdemeanour or felony done by an individual, you get to know how to decide when wanting to let somebody into your life. Without a doubt, this is really very helpful as this does not only help protect yourself and your loved ones, but also, it does save you a lifetime of misery.




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