Help and Site Rules

Resources

Find simple guides, site rules, and the form to report a problem with a record.

What’s in Resources

Terms, privacy, public records, and legal contact pages in one place

How to report a wrong or outdated record

Links for visitors, attorneys, agencies, and request submitters

Start here if you are not sure what a record means or what to do next.

Use these pages to understand a record, check the source, or ask us to review a problem.

How to Use These Resources

Read the guides to learn how the site works. To report an error, use the review form. Courts, agencies, and attorneys may use legal contact.

Why Records Appear Here

County records may already be public but hard to find. Azrested puts them in one search and explains how to report a problem.

Who Publishes and How Corrections Work

The Publishing Standards explain our basic rules. The Corrections Policy explains how we handle page errors.

For Visitors

Use the FAQ and policy pages to learn what we publish and what we can review.

For Requesters

Use the review form if a record is wrong, shows the wrong person, has a photo problem, or needs to be checked because of a court order.

For Attorneys and Agencies

Attorneys, courts, and agencies should use Legal Contact for official messages.

Understand the Record First

New here? Use the FAQ and guides to learn what records mean, why counties differ, what to check, and how to report a problem.

Arizona Learning Center

Start here for guides about checking records, finding official sources, and using county pages.

Arizona Arrest Guide

Learn how arrest pages work, why counties differ, and how to check a record.

Publishing Standards

See how we publish records and why you should still check important facts with the source.

General FAQ

Get simple answers about arrests, convictions, county search, and corrections.

How to Use the Site

Learn how to move from Home to a county or record page.

How to Check a Record

Learn what to check, who to ask, and when to report a page error.

Verify a Booking Record

Check the person, county, and record. Learn when to ask the jail, clerk, court, or agency.

When to Use Official Sources Instead

Use Azrested to find and understand a record. Check the jail, clerk, court, or agency for the latest charges, court dates, release status, warrants, or case results.