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New York Corrections Background Records Search Description: The New York corrections records search covers historical felony conviction records only. This New York corrections search may return the name, DOB, county of the offense, location, charge or charges, sentence details, admission date and release date. The New York corrections records are updated monthly.
*If the person you are screening did not serve time in a New York correctional facility, no criminal records will be found for the New York Criminal Record Search. See the New York county criminal records search description below to order a non-instant New York statewide criminal record search.
New York County Court Records Search $24.95/county + $95 court fee.
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To order this, go to the order form and select any Non-Instant New York County and complete your order. Even though you only select one county, the entire state is included.
Free New York Public Records Sex Offender Registry Check Rresults returned instantly.
The New York public records sex offender registry is free with all orders and it may include the name, address, physical details, crime and crime location. New York sex offenders who were convicted, on probation, or on parole on or after 1/21/1996 are required to register to be included. The New York sex offender registry is updated monthly. Level one and two offenders must register for ten years and level three must register for life.
New York Public Records Rental, Housing and Population Data
Increasing 1% from 4/1/2010 to 7/1/2012, the population of New York was 19,570,261 in 2012. Of the population, 70% speak only English in the home. The median income is $54,659, and 14.2% of the population are in poverty in 2009. In 2011 there were 7.2 million households in New York. The average household size was 2.6 people. In 2011 89% lived in the same house as one year earlier.
In 2009 the median home value was $306,000 and the median rent was $984. There were 3,232,000 renter units in total.
In 2010 there were 3,191,000 housing units in total and 20,200 new housing units authorized. The home ownership rate was 54.5%. Home owner vacancy rate was 2.1% and vacancy rate for rentals was 6.8%. There were 242,000 homes sold.
New York Public Record Crime Information
- The rate for New York violent crimes was 386 times per hundred thousand people in 2009: 224 aggravated assaults, 145 robberies, 13 forcible rapes and 4 murders.
- The New York violent crime rate is lower
than the rate of 440 in the United States. - The rate for New York property crimes was 1,928 times per hundred thousand people in 2009: 112 motor vehicle thefts, 1,494 larceny/thefts, and 322 burglaries.
- The New York property crime rate is lower
than the rate of 3,072 in the United States.
Source for New York Tenant, Population and Household Background Data: U.S. Census and FBI
Other New York Background Information
Major New York Cities and Towns: Elmira, Newburgh, Staten Island, Albany, Auburn, Binghamton, Buffalo, Burlington Flats, Ithaca, Jamestown, New York, Newark, Poughkeepsie, Rochester, Rome, Schenectady, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, Watertown
The state abbreviation for New York is NY. The terms New York criminal records and New York criminal background records are used interchangeably. The above listings includes cities, towns, boroughs and communities based on the US Postal Service mail delivery. To report any inaccuracies, please contact us.