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Source intelligence / current geography

Check the source.
Know the limit.

A public-record radar for people, owners, and the paper trail between them—organized by task and real jurisdiction.

STEP / 01

Pick a lens

Start with the kind of answer you need.

STEP / 02

Fix the place

Records follow jurisdiction, not search-box convenience.

STEP / 03

Test the signal

Confirm with a second identifier and the source document.

Three lenses / one discipline

Don’t ask one database to answer three different questions.

01

People

Start with a known place or event. A name alone is only a lead.

4 source tasks
02

Owners

Pair the assessor roll with the latest recorded transfer instrument.

4 source tasks
03

Records

Choose the event, jurisdiction, and office before entering identifiers.

6 source tasks

Lookup atlas

Fourteen tasks. Each with its own custodian and proof standard.

Trustifo routes you toward an official source plan. It does not publish personal dossiers or turn a same-name match into a fact.

01 / people

People search

Trace a person through the public offices most likely to hold a relevant record.

02 / property

Property owner search

Find the assessor or recorder path used to identify the owner of record for a parcel.

03 / people

Address history

Build a careful address timeline from property, deed, permit, and court sources.

04 / property

Property records

Navigate parcel, assessment, transfer, and land-record sources for a property.

05 / property

Deed records

Locate recorded deeds and transfer instruments through the local land-record custodian.

06 / property

Tax assessor records

Find assessment-roll and property-tax source paths for a county-equivalent jurisdiction.

07 / records

Court records

Choose the court level and clerk system before searching a name or case number.

08 / people

Criminal records

Separate court case records, custody records, and statewide repositories before interpreting a match.

09 / records

Marriage records

Identify whether the state or local vital-record office maintains the marriage index or certificate.

10 / records

Divorce records

Route a divorce search to the court docket or vital-record index that covers the event.

11 / records

Birth records

Find the official vital-record route and understand who may request a certified copy.

12 / records

Death records

Locate a death index, certificate route, or probate lead through the appropriate custodian.

13 / records

Business records

Check entity registration, assumed-name, and filing records through the responsible public office.

14 / people

Professional license records

Locate the board or agency that verifies a professional credential and current status.

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Confidence / staged

A match gets stronger one check at a time.

Public does not mean complete, current, unrestricted, or correctly attributed. Move up the ladder before drawing a conclusion.

  1. 01
    Lead

    A name, address, or event suggests where to look.

  2. 02
    Possible match

    One public index aligns, but identity is still uncertain.

  3. 03
    Corroborated

    A second identifier and independent source agree.

  4. 04
    Source document

    The current record and its disposition have been read in context.

3,222current county equivalents
14distinct lookup tasks
45,951indexable source routes

Geographic identities come from the 2025 U.S. Census Gazetteer. Official-office navigation begins with USAGov’s local government directory.

The other side of public data

Find your trail. Then reduce it.

Trustifo’s existing privacy-control cluster remains intact: inspect a broker, follow a verified opt-out route, and understand the law around the request.