AccuSearch specializes in court-level research in Arizona and Nevada. We conduct research in the District Court, Superior Court, Justice Court, and Municipal Courts across both states.

Pricing depends on Volume and Hit Ratio:

• Hit ratios of 15%+ are considered prescreened work as they require additional labor

• Hit ratios of 50%+ generally qualify as retrievals, depending on volume and instructions. These orders require the highest level of labor to complete.

AccuSearch offers flexible integration solutions to meet the diverse needs of our clients. We are seamlessly integrated with several of the industry’s leading platforms, including Digital Delve and TAZWORKS. In addition we also support custom API integrations.

• Our Guarantee: You will always get a response from a person (located in this hemisphere), not an automated placeholder.

• Our Staff is 100% US-based and includes FCRA-certified professionals licensed in both Arizona and Nevada.

• Our Client Care team responds to inquiries within 20–60 minutes during business hours (8 AM–5 PM Pacific, Mon–Fri).

AccuSearch has the following licenses and member affiliations:

• Arizona Private Investigator License #1761598

• Nevada Private Investigator License #1677

We’re proud members of:

• Professional Background Screening Association (PBSA)

• The National Public Records Researchers Association (NPRRA)

• Public Record Retriever Network (PRRN)

Our staff includes FCRA-certified professionals licensed in both Arizona and Nevada.

Email info@accusearch.biz to get started. For a faster setup, include:

• Estimated monthly volume

• Hit ratios

• Desired court coverage

• Reporting preferences

Accessing criminal records in Arizona and Nevada is not as simple as logging into a portal. Both states present distinct challenges:

• Arizona has 15 counties and lacks a centralized criminal records repository. Accurate research requires a blend of public access terminals, court websites, direct data acquisition, and collaboration with county clerks.

• Nevada has 17 counties and lacks a centralized criminal records repository that is accessible to the public. While Clark and Washoe Counties provide on-site public access terminals, records from all other counties must be obtained through clerk-assisted searches, which can be slow and complex. The combination of intelligent automation, on-site court researchers, and long-standing relationships with court clerks gives AccuSearch a clear advantage in delivering the highest quality reports with the fastest turn-around-times.

No. We only provide wholesale services and cannot fulfill individual or private record requests.

Yes!

Arizona

• Arizona Consolidated Statewide Search (Accu360AZ) – We bundle all 15 counties into one comprehensive product at a lower price. Courts can be customized to your needs.

Nevada

• Nevada DPS Civil Name Check program (CNC) – Statewide repository search via DPS (Statutory $20 fee). Best TATs but does not return pending cases.

• Nevada Consolidated Statewide Search (Accu360NV) – Full 17-county district court search. Higher court fees but include felony and gross misdemeanor convictions.

• Superior Court (Arizona): Felony and gross misdemeanor convictions.

• District Court (Nevada): Felony and gross misdemeanor convictions.

• Justice Court: Misdemeanors, traffic, DUIs, minor drug offenses.

• Municipal Court: Misdemeanors and statutory/civil traffic charges only.

We offer three levels of reporting:

• Full PAT: Terminal-access data only; limited details; fastest turnaround.

• PAT Plus: Adds court follow-up for any missing data (disposition, offense level, etc.).

• Full Information: In-depth clerk-assisted or in-person research; includes all available case details.

Yes! It’s a full-information request for a specific case in a specific court.

Yes. Our team can filter out:

• Dismissed charges

• Civil traffic violations

• Certain traffic offenses

Yes.

Please note: These searches are name-only and may have redacted identifiers due to court policy.

Court fees vary by jurisdiction and may change periodically.

Arizona: Each court sets their own pricing policies when it comes to access fees and copy fees. Some charge copy fees by the page while others charge by the document.

Nevada: Each court charges the same access fees. Assuming a client’s Scope remains consistent on all orders (7 or 10 year search), court fees are predictable.

For the most up-to-date Court Access Fee Schedule, please contact us and we will send you a copy.

Turnaround times can vary. For the most current estimates, please request a report which will show the current TATs.