Los Angeles - The court removed the dob from public access on 2/23/2024. Because of this, files need to be ordered for every possible name match. This has caused a few hours delay from usual.

San Joaquin - Extended clerk delays for all possible records older than 2015. All such cases must be ordered from off-site storage to verify IDs and retrieve case info. Turnaround times are averaging more than 4 weeks, with some taking as long as 10 weeks.

Sacramento, Siskiyou, and Solano - IDs removed from public access. Searches with no name matches can be returned as clear very quickly. Searches with name matches must be ordered through the clerks. Limited appointments, limited file pulls, and clerk shortages add to the extended backlogs - delays expected.

Alpine, Plumas, Tehama - Clerk assisted. Please expect delays for all searches.

Clayton - Continued clerk delays due to staffing issues. The turnaround for records and possible records is averaging 8-10 business days.

Fulton - Court systems were restored on 2/9/2024. PAT access is limited. Please expect delays as the backlog is worked through.

Research can now be done in all KS counties.* Clears can be done quickly. However, please expect continued delays for records, as documents are often needed for sentencing and other case details.

*Important Note: For many counties, this is a historical search only and DOES NOT include anything filed after October 11th, 2023. For a current listing of counties that are current, please see the highlighted counties on this site: Court Systems Security Incident - KS Courts Please note: Johnson County wasn't affected, so their records are also up-to-date.

Berrien—Clerks have resumed criminal record searches.  *However, the search will only be current through April 9th, 2023.  Currently, there is no way to search records from April 10th to the present.  The court expects to have full access available sometime in May.  Will update.

Ogemaw – The District Court clerk is out of the office until Friday, April 26^th. No searches will be conducted until then.

Due to the Michigan Clean Slate Law, clerks all over the state are working to expunge criminal cases from the public record, causing many complications and delays, statewide.

Statewide Missouri/MO HWY Patrol - Clears are returning quickly as usual. They are experiencing delays for records due to staffing shortages. Records are now averaging 14 to 16 business days. Please expect continued delays for records.

Holmes - Justice Court is currently installing a public terminal.  Until it is up and running, no criminal record searches can be done.  There is no current eta for restoration.  Will update.

Alamance, Chatham, Durham, Franklin, Granville, Guilford, Orange, Person, Vance, and Warren counties, as well as Statewide NC searches will be down after 7pm EST on Wednesday, April 24th as the counties are migrated to the new state system.  Possible eta for restoration Monday, April 29th. (It may be longer)

All Counties - 100% clerk assisted. The backlog is growing due to court staffing shortages - Turnaround time is now averaging 14 business days.

Washoe - Clerk delays due to staffing issues.

San Patricio - Public access has been restored. Please expect delays as the backlog is worked through.