To receive a copy of YOUR criminal history record, individuals must submit fingerprint images, pay a $25 processing fee to the DOJ, and follow the instructions ...

Certified Copies · Frequently Asked Questions · Apply for a Fee Waiver

To obtain certified records you must submit a subpoena or court order which includes the following: · Include a cover letter written on your agency's letterhead ...

Go to a place that has “Live Scan” services and request your DOJ Rap Sheet. The person doing the Live Scan will take your fingerprints and send in your ...

You can get them from the California Department of Justice (California records only), the FBI, the court that convicted you, or a consumer reporting agency.

If you chose to get a copy on your own, please forward a copy to our office so we may confirm the status of your case(s) and check for accuracy. Mail, fax.

Requests for copies may be made in person in the clerk's office at the Justice Center where the case is filed or by mail. Provide the following information (if ...

Dec 22, 2021 · Go to the police department and request a copy. There may be a nominal copy fee. Police reports are public documents that are probably (almost ...

Only individuals in the state have the right to apply for a copy of their criminal records upon proper identification (i.e., fingerprints). Third-party requests ...