Investigate people online using your computer

Public records contain a great deal of information. Take, say, property tax assessor files. Typically this sort of public record contains owner's name, property description and the assessed value for taxation purposes. Often even blueprints of the property are included. Motor vehicle registration records is where you might find registration, licensing, driver history, DUI arrest, car insurance records. Professional and business licenses, hunting licenses or fishing licenses - by the way, did you know that almost half adult male population either hunt or fish? - professional investigators have known and used that knowledge since long time ago. Court files: case indexes; tax liens and judgments; bankruptcy files; criminal arrest and conviction records, warrants; civil court recordings; divorce decrees; child custody records; employment-related and sexual harassment cases - can also be source of information about witnesses. Registered voter files -- and this list can be

What do you need to run your own background check without hiring a professional investigator? Time, telephone, pen , paper, computer, information databases, internet access, directories of private investigators around the country, and some old good common sense. But in fact the Web Detective's step by step how-to reports on performing a background check is ALL you really need! The key is knowing where and who to ask.

Why would you wish to run a background check? The simplest answer is because you need to know something about a person or a business:

Say, if your new nanny has had a record of child abuse or abduction... if your potential new employee has been truthful about everything on their application... if your client is what he or she claims to be...if your witness can be impeached... if business you are about to purchaise isn't being sued or has liens against it... if your business partner has other obligations... if your doctor has had any malpractice history... if this new neighbor isn't a sex offender...
...

From a Background Investigation you might come to know the things including, but not limited to: Someone's correct name. Any aliases? A correct company name. Any subsidiaries? Correct addresses, telephone numbers, social security numbers, tax ID's. Correct current and previous employers. Criminal convictions. What's on their FBI file? Civil litigation history. Judgments and liens. Assets, liabilities, banking and property information. Automobile/vehicle ownership information. Car driving records, DUI. Personal Property Tax information, Real Estate Tax information. Neighbors, friends, relatives. Credit history. Spouse, relatives, friends, associates, business partners, businesses owned. You can find out ANYTHING, and it's easy!!