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Colorado Court Records
Colorado court records are complied and collected from all the 64 counties. These records are now available in digitised format.
https://colorado.staterecords.org/court.php
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Background Check Colorado
If you are an employer then you can go for the background check Colorado, which is usually administered by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
https://colorado.staterecords.org/background.php
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Anaheim City Records
The City of Anaheim provides access to different types of public records. Some of these records can be accessed online, by mail or by walking into designated locations. Others may require presenting a government-issued ID or submitting a notarized sworn statement. Compared to other major cities, Anaheim records are slightly harder to obtain. If certain records prove too elusive, using the search tools offered on sites such as StateRecords.org may help.
Crime Statistics
Data released for Anaheim in 2017 reveal that the city recorded a total 10,548 crime incidents, made up of 9,286 cases of property crime and 1,253 cases of violent crime. Larceny-theft was the most common crime accounting for 60.3% of total crimes. Burglary, assault, and rape made up 12.8%, 6.1%, and 1.1% respectively. Anaheim's crime rate was 1% higher than the average, compared to other parts of the state, and 9% higher than the national average. With 8.18 crimes per 100,000 residents, the city was safer than 30% of the cities in the U.S.
Police Report and Arrest Record
The Anaheim Police Records Bureau is tasked with collecting, maintaining and distributing police information and all police reports. Located at 425 S. Harbor Boulevard, it’s open all through the week between 6:00 a.m. and 12:45 a.m.
Who Can Request a Report?
In compliance with California state laws, access to incident reports and other police reports may be restricted to only authorized applicants. Requests can be made by witnesses or victims of a crime, insurance carriers, or legal representatives of victims.
How to Request a Copy of a Police Report
Interested parties can obtain a copy of a police report by completing an online request form. Applicants must provide the location of the incident, date of the incident, and report number*. Submitted applications must include an attached copy of a photo ID. Applicants must also indicate the type of report being requested. The form can be used to obtain traffic/collision report, domestic violence report, ID theft report and crime/incident report.
How to Find Traffic Accident Information
Residents can search for any non-injury accident report using the Anaheim Police Department Accident Report Database. Interested parties must provide a report number, last name, and date.
Note*: Report numbers can be obtained by contacting the Anaheim Police Department Records Section
How to Obtain Public Records
Records for a call of service can be obtained by filling out an online form. Requesters will need to create an account in order to use the platform. Applicants can request for general records or record linked to a location over a specific time frame. Requests can also be made for information about specific calls/incidents.
How to Find Information on Registered Sex Offender
The Department of Justice for the State of California state provides a searchable online listing of registered sex offenders residing in Anaheim and other parts of the state. It provides information such as names, address (partial or full) as well as photos. Searches can be made by name, zip code or using a geographic range.
Court Records
The Superior Court of California of the County of Orange maintains court records dating back to 1898. Residents can search for case information and court records in person at the courthouse where the case was filed. Requesters can also obtain records by mail by sending a duly completed copy request form to any Justice center.
In addition, the superior court provides public access to criminal records via an online service. Members of the public can review limited civil and unlimited civil actions in person at the Central Justice Center or request copies of the civil record by mail. Written requests must include case number, the name of the petitioner or defendant, and the name of the defendant. Interested parties may be required to provide valid photo identification along with their request. Acceptable forms of identification include:
United States Military ID
United States Passport
Driver’s License
DMV-issued ID
Vital Records
Anaheim vital records are processed at the county and state level. This includes birth certificates, death certificates, and records of domestic partnership. In line with the California Health and Safety Code, only authorized persons may receive certified copies of a report. Applicants may be restricted from obtaining certified records depending on their eligibility.
How to Obtain Divorce Records
Interested parties can obtain copies of divorce decrees that were issued in Orange County by visiting the Superior Court of California for Orange County. In-person requests can be made at the Family Law clerk's office on the seventh floor of the Lamoreaux Justice Center. The court also provides access to family law cases, including divorces, legal separation, and annulments via its case access platform. Applicants can conduct searches by name or case number. Results can also be filtered by filing date. The court charges a $15 for certified judgments and $.50 per page of copies.
Requesting Divorce Records by Mail
To obtain copies of a court record by mail, applicants must send a duly completed request form to the:
Superior Court of California, County of Orange,
Family Law Division,
341 The City Drive South, Orange,
CA 92868,
Attn: Records Department:
Written requests must specify the type of document required, case number, requester’s name, and contact address. Copies requested by mail typically take 10 days to process (from the day of receipt of the request)
How to Obtain Certificate of Records for Divorce
The California Department of Public Health issues certificates of record for divorces granted between 1962 and June 1984. It includes the names of the involved parties, court case number, and the county where the divorce was filed. Requests can be made by completing an application form and mailing it to the California Department of Public Health.
Note: Divorce records for decrees issued after 2004 can be obtained at the originating courthouses where the divorce was filed.
How to Get Copies of a Birth/Death Record
The Orange County Clerk-Recorder Department processes requests for birth and death certificates. Authorized residents can obtain authorized copies of a birth or death certificate in person by visiting the North County Branch Office in Anaheim located at:
Wells Fargo Building/Parking
222 S. Harbor Blvd., Ste. 110
Anaheim, CA 92805
Proof of eligibility is required for authorized copies. Unauthorized individuals are provided with a redacted copy with the words “Informational Not a Valid Document to Establish Identity” stamped across it. Applicants must present a valid government issued I.D and a signed statement attesting to their eligibility. Acceptable forms of payment include cash, personal check (made payable to the Orange County Clerk-Recorder Department), money order, cashier’s check, and credit/debit card.
Written requests made by U.S mail must include a notarized sworn statement and a duly completed application form. A separate form is required for each requested record. Mailed requests should be sent to the:
Orange County Clerk-Recorder
Attn: Vital Records
P.O. Box 238
Santa Ana, CA 92702
The department charges $28.00 per copy for birth certificates and $21.00 per copy for death certificates. Applications must also include the requester’s full name and contact information.
Note: Birth certificates involving a legal name change or adoption done within the last six months can be obtained by contacting the State of California Department of Health Services.
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Colorado Criminal Record
As soon as an incident is noted against a person, his or her Colorado criminal record is updated without delay.
https://colorado.staterecords.org/criminal.php
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Colorado Birth Records
Do you know the Colorado birth records are easily available to every citizen of the state freely at various websites?
https://colorado.staterecords.org/vital.php
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Colorado Criminal Court Records
All the Colorado criminal court records are updated after the information is provided by court, once the proceedings of a court case is over.
https://colorado.staterecords.org/criminal.php
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Colorado Birth Record
Get the copy of your child’s birth certificate by accessing the Colorado birth record. The records are available at a number of websites.
https://colorado.staterecords.org/vital.php
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Background Check Colorado https://colorado.staterecords.org/background.php If you are an employer then you can go for the background check Colorado, which is usually administered by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
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