Whenever someone is first convicted of a crime, or pleads guilty to it, a criminal record is formed in their name. This criminal record is maintained and updated for any further crimes the person is found guilty of, and contains a plethora of information. This information includes:

• Identification details
• Date(s) of conviction
• Details of each crime committed
• Name of court(s) that convicted them
• Punishment(s) and fines rendered

As such, if someone in your life has a criminal record, you almost certainly want to see it. However, it can be difficult to even find out if they have a criminal record in the first place. Many people aren’t forthcoming about such things, and furthermore, how do you actually go about obtaining the criminal record itself?

So, how can I find someone’s criminal record check?

The simplest way to begin searching for a criminal record is to use an online public records database. Services like SpyFly can provide access to the criminal records of nearly every convicted criminal in America. Moreover, it’s extraordinarily easy to use SpyFly. All you need is the name of the person you’re searching, and whichever state you would suspect their criminal record has been involved with.  Results should begin popping up in moments, and if none show up, it’s more than likely that the person you’re searching simply doesn’t have a criminal record.

If the person you’re searching does show up, ensure that it’s the correct individual by utilizing the attached mugshot to identify the person in the criminal record. SpyFly makes it easy to be thorough, and provides you with the tools you need to review the results you’ve found. 

Once you’re certain you’ve got the right person, SpyFly can provide you with information, which is similar to what  the government maintains. You’ll have all the details and context you want from the criminal record, allowing you to study extremely valuable information.

SpyFly provides consumers affordable, immediate access to public record information. Federal laws prohibit businesses from using SpyFly’s service to make decisions about employment, insurance, consumer credit, tenant screening, or for any other purpose subject to the Fair Credit Reporting Act, 15 USC 1681 et seq.