Whether you are hiring, planing to work with someone or want to check out your daughter's new boyfriend, you can check if they have had a criminal record. The U.S. Records Agency is available to help you create a safer environment for you. They do this by making criminal files available to help you avoid deception about a criminal's past and by contributing 20% of our fees from searches made by the public to domestic violence prevention organizations and to first responders such as military, law enforcement, firefighters and medics. Their goal is to help reduce violent crime, child and caregiver abusers, and investment fraud. The national criminal files database is not accessible by the public and numerous states do not make criminal files available, including information about registered sex offenders. Criminal files that are open to the public are limited in many jurisdictions to felons who have been imprisoned. However, information about convictions that do not lead to imprisonment is not accessible in those jurisdictions. Their website is usrecords.us.