When conducting background checks—particularly those involving U.S. court records—it’s important to recognize that the system is highly fragmented. Unlike centralized databases, U.S. court records are maintained across thousands of state and county jurisdictions, each with its own access methods and data availability. As a result, national databases alone may not always capture the full picture.
To ensure the most accurate and comprehensive results, our process automatically initiates additional state- and county-level court searches when required. In some cases, these localized searches may involve manual review, especially when records are not digitized or are only accessible through direct requests to local courthouses.
While these final checks are underway, we’ll keep you informed by providing a partial report that includes all information available at that time. This way, you maintain visibility and can move forward with confidence while the remaining searches are completed.