Why We Built This Site
Finding the right custodian is often harder than running the search. The Sheriff controls county booking data and its own reports. The Superior Court holds filed charges and dispositions. California DOJ supplies fingerprint-based personal record review, while CDCR and the state registry maintain separate records. The site organizes those distinct official channels without pretending they form one combined database.
What You Will Find Here
- Record guides: practical explanations of county court, arrest, booking, and registry searches
- Official procedures: California DOJ Live Scan self-review and agency request steps
- Local contacts: verified court, Sheriff, police, and state routes
- Record relief context: California expungement and arrest-sealing sources
What We Cannot Do
This resource is not connected with a California court, law-enforcement agency, or state office. It cannot produce, certify, change, or remove an official record.
- It cannot run an official criminal history check.
- It cannot file a records request or expungement petition.
- It cannot issue a certified court file or DOJ rap sheet.
- It cannot give legal advice about a charge or case.
- It cannot promise that an agency’s hours or fees have not changed.
Only the Superior Court, Sheriff, police agency, California DOJ, or other originating office can issue and confirm its record.
Search Partners
Some search boxes are supplied by outside providers. Those companies control their services, prices, results, and data practices. A paid signup may produce a referral fee that supports this resource, but outside results are not official San Bernardino County or California records.