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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Jurisdiction Alert
07/24/2024 - Oneida County, NY - State of Emergency Update
Following severe storms, the city of Rome has declared a state of emergency. All courts located in this city were closed on 7/17/2024. On 7/22/2024, all court locations re-opened with the exception of the Family Courthouse located at 301 W. Dominick St. Due to damages sustained by a tornado the court will remain closed until further notice. Court operations will continue to be operated from the Oneida County Family Courthouse in Utica located at 200 Elizabeth St. You can contact the court at 315-266-4444.
07/23/2024 - Los Angeles County - Ransomware Attack
The Los Angeles Superior Court experienced a ransomware attack on Friday, July 19th. To minimize the damage, all network systems were shut down, and all 36 courts were closed. On 7/23/2024, the Superior Court of Los Angeles County, including all 36 locations, opened to the public. The court's case management system is operational again, along with many other systems. However, not all systems are fully functional yet. The court's website at www.lacourt.org is online, but only certain pages are accessible. Most of the Online Services, including the Case Access option, appear to be offline. The court plans to bring more services back online in the coming days.
02/01/2024 - Kansas Update
Following the October 12, 2023 security incident, ALL Kansas District courts have restored online access to records. It has been confirmed that all courts have finished updating records and adding newly filed cases to the system. See https://www.kscourts.org/About-the-Courts/Court-Administration/OJA/Court-Systems-Security-Incident/Status-of-District-Court-Restoration.