Alaska Public Records Information

The enactment of the Freedom of Information Act in the year 1966 allowed the public to access certain types of records for retrieving various details. These records are referred to as public records. The public records can be stored as paper documents, microfilms, audiovisual strips, online databases and other storage mediums. The public records are extremely useful for running a background check, trace friends and relatives and to be informed about dangerous criminals.

Maintenance of Public Records

The public records like vital records, naturalization records, and land records are maintained in various government offices like state archives, public safety departments, departments of vital records, etc. Select from the list of records searches from:
http://www.archives.state.ak.us/genealogy/http://www.peoplepublicrecords.org/genealogy.html.

The Department of Correction informs about sex offenders, wanted fugitives and inmates. You can begin searching for them even with the minimum information available.

The state department of transportation and the division motor vehicles renders information driving licenses, drunken driving cases and other driving details. If you are searching about a DUI case, you can get details like, full name of the offender, offense type, conviction, relevant dates, and sentence details and so on.

The public records are carefully compiled and arranged in respective sections. They are regularly updated and inspected. Some records in this state are only available after the permission of the owner of the record. Some of these include education records, medical records, tax records and few others. When requesting a record via post, provide as much information possible. This will facilitate the departments to trace the required records and respond quickly.

Access Public Records

The public records can be obtained from the specific offices. You can retrieve both certified a well as non-certified copies. A number of online search databases also facilitate the investigation of public records.

You can search for deed documents from the Alaska Department of Natural resources. You can search according to the plat, document type, date, name and many more. Learn more from: http://dnr.alaska.gov/ssd/recoff/search.cfm

Or directly mail your requests at:
State Recorder’s Office
Department of Natural Resources
550 W 7th Ave, Suite 1210
Anchorage AK 99501-3564

To find out about a particular corporation and other details related visit the Alaska Department of Commerce. You may conduct a check through the entity name, officer name or through the name of the registered agent. To choose the from the search index take a look at the following page: https://myalaska.state.ak.us/business/. You may call the corporation staff at: (907) 465-2550.

The Alaska Department of Corrections permits to search for various kinds of inmates who are held under this body. Even if you are not related to any of these offenders you can know about them and other associated details to stay safe. Protect your child from the dangerous sex offenders by getting necessary alerts when these inmates get released.

Find out additional information from: http://www.dps.state.ak.us/Sorweb/sorweb.aspx
Address your queries at:
Anchorage Central Office
550 West 7th Street Suite 601
Anchorage, Alaska 99501
907.269.7397

The Alaska Department of Transportation informs a lot a about driving records. These public records also include details about DUI/DWI cases. You may also contact the state motor vehicles department for retrieving information about a DUI conviction. But if you want request for your own asset records, maintenance records, billing records, fuel records and other kinds of files that are related to your vehicle, you need to contact the state agency for an access request form.
Request the form from: http://www.dot.state.ak.us/sef/ems.shtml.