What website really has free information on public records?

if you'd list where you want to research it would be MUCH easier - certain states offer free records, but I won't list them, unless I get a location, because this answer would be stupid long.



i will list a couple of sites that are completely free %26amp; nationwide.



1. http://search.labs.familysearch.org/reco鈥?/a>



you have to register - give them an email addy %26amp; a password, but that is all. they have the 1880 %26amp; 1900 US census records, Ellis Island records (which you can also find at ellisisland.org. you can view %26amp; save if you register, also for free but you can't download them), WW2 draft registrations, %26amp; other assorted records, such as death records from a few states, marriage records, probate, etc.



2. http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/j2ee/serv鈥?/a>



burial records for US vets buried nationwide before 1997.



3. http://www.abmc.gov/home.php



burial records for US vets buried overseas



4. findagrave.com



burial records for any %26amp; everyone, sometimes with obits - this is a volunteer site, so you might get lucky or not, depending if anyone has posted the individuals you're looking for, but with 21 million records, the odds are decent.



5. www.familysearch.org/



LDS records - again it's luck of the draw.



6. http://www.jewishgen.org



these are mostly records from Europe, useful if you're have Jewish ancestry from Europe - must register, email %26amp; password.



7. http://rootsweb.com/



will give you access to the social security death records.



8. for general records on living individual's



i like http://zabasearch.com/ in conjuction with www.Intelius.com - both want money, but intelius will give you a rough age %26amp; listing of relatives, while zabrasearch will give an address %26amp; phone number, if you're lucky.



%26amp; that's all i've got for completely free, without a location. if you give a location or are willing to do a bit of work - ie go to the library %26amp; get a thumb drive, you can view ancestry.com for free - they have one of the largest genealogy records of anyone %26amp; you download them on the thumb drive %26amp; you're good to go.



good luck.



~~~ morganniaWhat website really has free information on public records?
For free, check out http://www.crimcheck.com , they have an extensive free public records section.



But since you would have to do the research yourself which can lead to missing out on information, I would recomend http://www.easybackgroundchecks.com , they offer statewide background checks for $15. They also offer nationwide background checks for $30
I too, tried to find public records without having to pay a fee.



Very frustrating.....



You might run across the information you are looking for free, but you will waste a lot of precious time searching.



There is a reason why public records aren't readily available online for free.



I found a great source to educate myself on finding people by searching public records.



http://www.findpublicrecordsnow.com/



Hope it helps!What website really has free information on public records?
I don't think there are any free to search websites for public records. The only completely free website that I know of is www.familysearch.org its excellent.

Hope this helps.What website really has free information on public records?
None that we have found out yet.
Dont know what state you are from, But for wisconsin I always google wisconsin court access. I would think it would be the same for any state.