1. Civil Records — these are records of the information about individuals who are living in the district or state. This includes the records about birth, death, divorce, marriage, and even background history.

2. Land Records — these are records that contain all the information regarding a land or property transferred from the ownership of government to a private ownership.

3. Traffic Violations — this type of records are commonly used by insurance firms to know and track the driving record of a certain person. They can search data if the person has already applied for insurance.

4. Records of Bankruptcy — these records contained all the records of the person you are searching about a bankruptcy filed on behalf of him/her, You will be able to know if what kind of bankruptcy and the date it was being filed.

5. Public Criminal Court Records — these records are commonly viewed by employers, managers, tenants and also couples for background checking. Considered as commonly used by many because it offers safety.

There are also court records that need to be confidential for a very important purpose. Court records are sometimes being sealed for the different cases just like trade and estate records, minors or juveniles, birth records of closed adoption, and records of individuals who are under witness protection.

Example of Court Records:

When a couple is planning to level up their relationship by entering marriage, when they will fill out a license of marriage, they can have a choice to let the public know about all of the information about the marriage through checking a certain box.

Court records are repositories where courts store all the information regarding a particular court event. For example, all the information regarding your divorce marriage is written down and stored in these records. You will be able to access all the details that pertain to the case including the main cause, the people involved, and the verdict if the court.