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The Public Record Retriever Network

Welcome to the home page of PRRN—the Public Record Retrieval Network!

Simply put, PRRN Members are professionals who access government records on-site at local, federal, and state courts or recorder's offices, to do name searches and/or obtain copies of file documents. PRRN Members are often hired to assist with the pre-employment screening, investigations, lending, litigation, or legal compliance.

As recognized leaders in local public record searching and document retrieval, PRRN Members agree to follow the highest ethical standards of professional conduct for local searching and document retrieval procedures as well as in all their dealings with other members and clients. With nearly 300 members in 48 states, PRRN is one of the largest U.S. trade groups representing professionals in the public records industry.

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Use the Link Below to Find a 2024 PRRN Member By Location Click on the link to choose a county and state to find a local PRRN Member - or search by the company name.

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Jurisdiction Alert
11/14/2024 - San Joaquin, CA - Cybersecurity Incident
UPDATE: As of 11/14/2024 San Joquin's online court services are restored. On 10/30/2024 a cybersecurity incident in San Joaquin County, California, has caused many online services, including the court's Case Management Search service, to be unavailable. However, the court and clerk's office remain open for in-person access to court services. For more details about specific services and to see updates, visit: https://www.sjcourts.org/cybersecurity-incident-2024/.
11/04/2024 - Washington State Court -Website Down
UPDATE: 11/18/2024 Washington AOC has begun bringing court systems back online. This includes their public index found at https://dw.courts.wa.gov/. Intermittent disruptions may occur as they continue working to restore all networks. 11/4/2024 Washington state courts' online systems are currently down. This includes services found at courts.wa.gov/ along with case access and court hearing information. The outage has been cited due to "unauthorized activity" and is a precautionary as they ensure all assets are secure. King County has not been significantly affected because it maintains its own case management system.