Records Search Options

TruthFinder

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Police, court, and bankruptcy-related record search option.

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Intelius

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People search with reverse-phone, address, and contact lookup tools.

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A Riverside court search is not a California DOJ record review

Riverside Superior Court public access locates court-case information. California DOJ record review is the fingerprint-based route to inspect your own state history for accuracy. If an organization ordered a screening, ask for its required service rather than assuming either personal product will satisfy it.

Know what each charge buys

Service Published charge Output or boundary
Self-service court name search $1 for one credit Search case information yourself; copies are separate.
Court-performed name search $15 per name Case-number information found; no document/file-copy option in this request.
Online court documents $1/page for first 5, then $0.50/page; $50 cap per document Separate document purchase; ask courthouse for certified copies.
DOJ personal record review $25 DOJ processing fee Fingerprint-based own-record review; collection/rolling charges may be additional.

Prices checked September 29, 2026. Ask for the current total and intended output before payment.

DOJ self-review depends on where you live

California resident

Use the DOJ Record Review Live Scan form and the correct Record Review application/reason entries. Fingerprint rolling sites list their own fees.

Outside California

Follow DOJ’s manual fingerprint-card and application instructions. Do not assume a California Live Scan appointment is the route available from another state or country.

Someone else’s record or a foreign transaction

DOJ says third-party requests are not processed through own-record review. It also excludes visa/immigration and foreign-nation transactions from this personal-review product; follow its separate directions for those purposes.

A missing Riverside result needs a coverage check

Ask about the date and the court branch

The court publishes different online starting dates: Riverside felonies January 1990, Riverside misdemeanors January 1994, and Banning felony/misdemeanor November 1996, among others. Some records may also have been purged. For an expected older file, give the court the case reference or approximate date and ask about availability; absence from the portal is not proof that no proceeding occurred.