Public Records Pro

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Public Records Pro is by far one of the most powerful and highly detailed systems for doing a public records search. With a data base spanning over 400 million public records, we found this service to be quite excellent.

Public Records Pro is only served to the US population, but the information that can be collected is quite vital. Once you become a member the number of searches that you do is unlimited, and the price for this service is a very cheap one time fee. As a side note, the renewal billing is not automatic, so you'll definitely want to jot down a reminder if you are enjoying Public Records Pro.

With Public Records Pro you can do searches for Birth records, Death records, Marriage records, Divorce records, Criminal background records, and a lot more. Its important to realize that each one of these records can arm you with useful information relating to that specific record.

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Customer support is a piece of cake to locate, and the response time is very good. There's no annoying "narrow your problem with our FAQ" before you can get through to customer support. On the contrary, if you need them - they are their waiting to help you.

Security of the site is excellent to protect your privacy, especially during financial transactions. They use a 128 bit SSL encryption, and Public Records Pro is monitored daily to be hacker safe.

If for some reason you cannot find the specific record that you were looking for, Public Records Pro will work with you to try and locate the record. If they cannot do this, then they will refund your purchase.

Public Records Pro is also ideal for people who are trying to get in touch with their family's past. Using their service, its quite easy to take genealogy into your own hands. You may be surprised at the number of search results that pop up when you search for someone's name, which by the way you can do for free on their site. However, in order to access any further public records you will have to sign up.

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