Criminal identity theft is real
A thief who gives your name at a traffic stop leaves a record that can surface in a background check years later.
Identity thieves get arrested, sued, and cited under other people's names. Complete watches court records for your name and alerts you when a new record appears, so you can clear it before it follows you.
Since you opened this page
What the numbers say, and what it means for you.
A thief who gives your name at a traffic stop leaves a record that can surface in a background check years later.
A debt collector suing the person who used your name can win a default judgment because you never got the summons.
Court systems are county by county. No one checks them all for you.
On the record
Figures as published by each source. Full citations in the site record.
Three steps, and what lands in your hands at each one.
Your name and identifiers are added to monitoring.
What you getYour name under watch across the court systems we cover.
We watch for new civil, criminal, and traffic records that match you.
What you getCoverage of filings you would only find by searching each court.
An alert names the court and the case so you can respond, dispute, or prove it was not you.
What you getAn alert with the court and the case number, in time to respond.
Every plan starts with the free scan. Complete carries everything on this page.
It covers the court systems included in the records we monitor. Coverage varies by county and is broad, not total.
The alert gives you the court and case. Your restoration specialist on Complete can help you file the paperwork to have it corrected.
Court record monitoring is Complete only.
See exactly where you are exposed. It takes two minutes and costs nothing.