Terms & Limitation

The State of Colorado is an open records state by Colorado Revised State Statute which allows anyone to obtain Colorado arrest information. Sealed records are not releasable and generally juvenile records are not accessible to the public. To inquire about a person and to obtain his or her record, you must enter the exact spelling of the person's name and the correct date of birth. Otherwise, the criminal history record will not be found.

Terms and Limitations of Criminal History Searches and Reports

• A non-refundable fee of $6.00 will be charged for every search, regardless of search results. If more than one record matches the search parameters submitted, user must select at least one record to be viewed. In the event additional matched records are selected to be viewed, an additional charge of $6.00 will be charged for each.
• To retrieve and ensure the most accurate response, it is recommended you enter the exact spelling of the person's name (NOTE - DO NOT use suffix; i.e. Jr., Sr., I, II, Esq.), correct date of birth, and social security number (optional) if known. In the event, maiden and or alias names, dates of birth, or social security numbers are known, it is highly recommended that additional searches be conducted which will require an additional $6.00 per search. It is the responsibility of the user to provide accurate and complete data within the search parameters. Please see   Questions.
• CBI shall deny any person access to records of official actions and criminal justice records unless such person agrees to a statement which affirms that such records shall not be used for the direct solicitation of business for pecuniary gain.

I hereby affirm that the records I am requesting shall not be used for the direct solicitation of business for pecuniary (financial) gain. (Per Colorado Revised Statute: 24-72-305.5)

Disclaimer

This identification record, for lawful use only, summarizes information sent to the cbi by law enforcement agencies within the STATE OF COLORADO.

Sealed records are not releasable and generally juvenile records are not accessible to the public,where the disposition is not shown or further explanation of a charge or disposition is desired, contact the agency that furnished the fingerprints or the court where charges were heard.

Only the court or district attorney in whose office a final dispostion occurred can provide a certified copy of that disposition.

Unless fingerprints accompanied your inquiry, we cannot guarantee this record relates to the person in whom you have an interest, Because additions and deletions may be made at any time, a new copy should be requested when needed for subsequent use.