Automated-only search
Results are generated and delivered
- Records located electronically
- Possible matches compiled
- Customer interprets raw results
Human-reviewed public-record research
Background checks.
Reviewed by real people.
Technology helps locate records, but your report is not simply handed off by AI or automation. A real CIAdata reviewer examines potential matches and organizes the information before delivery.
$99 one-time purchase · Secure credit/debit card payment · No subscription
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Reviewer checkpointPotential matches examined before delivery
01Human reviewedAn added quality-control layer
02Multiple sourcesWhere legally available
03Secure processPrivacy-minded handling
04Real supportHelp from a person
The CIAdata difference
Data is only the beginning.
Public records can be fragmented, outdated, or associated with people who have similar names. That’s why CIAdata adds a human review step before delivery.
Human review does not guarantee that every public record is complete or error-free. It adds care, context, and a checkpoint that automated-only delivery may not provide.
The CIAdata approach
Results receive a human checkpoint
- Potential matches cross-checked
- Inconsistencies flagged where found
- Information organized for delivery
Choose your search
Focused reports for real-life questions.
Report contents depend on source and jurisdiction availability. Select a starting point; exact scope and price should be confirmed before payment.
Most comprehensive
01Comprehensive Background Check
A broad, organized review of available identity, address, court, property, business, and related public records.
- Multiple record categories
- Potential matches cross-checked
- Reviewer notes and source context
$99USD · one time
Criminal & Civil Records
Available court-record research with case identifiers, filing details, disposition information, and source limitations where accessible.
$99USD · one time
View full details →Asset & Property Search
Research of available property ownership, assessor, deed, transfer, selected lien, UCC, and business-affiliation records.
$99USD · one time
View full details →Personal Connection Check
Public-record research for personal due diligence, with careful matching and responsible-use limitations.
$99USD · one time
View full details →Real Estate Records Search
Available public records concerning a property, ownership history, recorded transfers, and selected transaction context.
$99USD · one time
View full details →Separate compliance process
Employment, Tenant & Caregiver Screening
Eligibility decisions may be regulated by the FCRA and state law. These uses require a different workflow from a general public-record report.
Understand regulated screening →Every service has a defined scope.Records vary by jurisdiction and source. Review the detailed service page before ordering.Compare all services →
Not every record category is available in every location. Records may contain errors or omissions at their source.
How it works
From question to reviewed report.
Our four-step process adds a human checkpoint without making promises the underlying public records cannot support.
- 01
Submit details
Provide the name and any identifiers you lawfully have to help narrow the search.
- 02
Records searched
We research available public and legally accessible sources relevant to the selected service.
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The difference
A person reviews
A CIAdata reviewer examines potential matches, consistency, and report organization.
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Report delivered
You receive an organized report through the delivery method disclosed at checkout.
See before you search
Know what a report can look like.
Preview the organization, explanations, and source notes that help make a CIAdata report easier to understand.
The sample uses fictional information and is for format illustration only. Your results and included sections will depend on the service selected and records available.
Open sample report →!
Permissible use matters
Use background information responsibly.
CIAdata’s general public-record reports are not offered as consumer reports for decisions governed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), including employment, tenant screening, credit, insurance, or other eligibility decisions, unless a specific service is expressly identified as FCRA-compliant.
Read the important use notice →Background Check Learning Center
Understand the information before you use it.
Clear, practical education about public records, matching limitations, responsible use, and the questions to ask before ordering a report.
Report contents
What information can a background check contain?
Explore identity, address, court, property, filing, license, and reviewer information in detail.
Explore report informationHuman review
What does a real reviewer actually do?
See how CIAdata compares potential matches, flags conflicts, and organizes results before delivery.
See the review processResponsible use
How can a background check help?
Understand helpful personal due-diligence questions, limitations, verification, and prohibited uses.
Read the responsible-use guideComplete guide
Background check fundamentals
Learn what public-record research may contain, what it cannot prove, and why availability differs.
Read the complete guideCommon questions
Straight answers, before you order.
Have a question about a specific use? Contact support before submitting personal information.
What does “human reviewed” mean?+
A real person examines the available results for potential matching issues, internal consistency, and organization before delivery. It is an additional review layer—not a guarantee that source records are complete or error-free.
What information may be included?+
Depending on your selected service and jurisdiction, a report may include available identity, address, court, property, business, licensing, or other public records. The purchase page should state the scope before you pay.
Can I use a report for hiring or tenants?+
Not unless the specific product is expressly offered for that purpose and meets applicable FCRA and state-law requirements. General people-search or public-record reports must not be used for regulated eligibility decisions.
Are results guaranteed to be accurate?+
No. Public records can be incomplete, delayed, incorrect, or unavailable. Human review is intended to improve report quality, but it cannot eliminate limitations in source data.
Research with a human checkpoint