You know their name.
Do you know their record?
A name is a headline. Public records are the story underneath it — arrests, aliases, old addresses, the numbers that keep calling. TruthFinder pulls what is scattered across millions of records into one confidential report you can actually read.
Confidential search · They are never notified
- Records scanned
- Millions
- Typical report
- Minutes
- Searches run
- 24/7
What lands in the file
Six sections, one report. Nothing to piece together from a dozen tabs at two in the morning.
- 01
Criminal & Arrest Records
Available felony and misdemeanor filings, arrests, warrants, and court dispositions collected from public record sources.
- 02
Address History
Decades of possible past and current addresses, property details, and the neighbors listed alongside them.
- 03
Phones & Emails
Known landlines, mobile numbers, and email aliases — useful when an unknown number keeps calling.
- 04
Social & Photos
Possible social profiles, usernames, and photos that may not surface in a plain search engine query.
- 05
Relatives & Associates
Potential family members and known associates that help you confirm you found the right person.
- 06
Assets & Licenses
Bankruptcies, liens, vehicles, and professional licenses where those records are publicly available.
The feeling that something
does not add up
It is rarely dramatic. A story that shifts slightly. A job that cannot be verified. A number that calls and hangs up. A new name on the lease next door.
You are not being paranoid — you are being careful. And the records that answer those questions are already public. They are just spread across county courts, property filings, and directories that were never built for normal people to search.
TruthFinder does that legwork in minutes, and does it quietly.
No one is notified about your search.
Three steps, one file
Sources span all 50 states — county courts, corrections, property, and directory data.
- STEP 01
Enter a name
First and last name is enough. Add a state or city to narrow the list of matches.
- STEP 02
We scan the archives
Millions of public records, court filings, and directory sources are cross-referenced in minutes.
- STEP 03
Open the file
Everything lands in one readable report you can revisit, download, or run again later.
What people found before it became a problem
“Three dates in, something felt off about his story. The report showed a different name and a different city. I did not go to the fourth date.”
Marissa T., 34 — Phoenix, AZ
“New family moved in next door and my kids play in that yard. Ten minutes of reading and I could finally relax about it.”
Dwayne R., 41 — Columbus, OH
“The same number called me nine times in two days. Turned out to be a contractor with a stack of complaints. Blocked and reported.”
Elena K., 28 — Tampa, FL
Illustrative examples of common search scenarios.
Before you search
- Will they know I searched for them?
- No. Searches are confidential — TruthFinder does not notify the person you look up.
- What do I need to start?
- A first and last name. A state, city, or approximate age makes it much easier to isolate the right match.
- How long does a report take?
- The scan usually finishes in a few minutes, depending on how common the name is and how many sources match.
- Can I look myself up?
- Yes, and many people start there — it is the fastest way to see what strangers can already find about you.
- Can I use this to screen a tenant or employee?
- No. TruthFinder is not a consumer reporting agency under the FCRA, so reports may not be used for employment, tenant, credit, or insurance decisions.
One name.
One report.
A few minutes.
Type in a name and see what the public record already says. Start with someone you are curious about — or start with yourself.
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