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The modern world can seem to be a scary place. With stories on the news every day about fraud and identity theft, it’s only natural to want to make sure that people are who they say they are. Especially when it comes to sensitive cases like hiring people to care for your children, it’s only natural to want to perform criminal background checks on potential candidates. No one wants to find out only too late that someone falsified an application and neglected to mention a felony arrest.
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WARNING: All People Finders!

This week, I had the pleasure of taking my youngest child to her kindergarten orientation. It was so cool to see Maya checking out the kiddie classroom, strolling through the home room, and inspecting the model rocket and mathematics displays on the walls!

I can’t wait to hear about all the novel things she’ll be picking up; she’s a real talker, so I know she’ll tell me everything.
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Tracing People Online: You’re Not in Kansas Anymore

The web is such an intricate, vibrant and advanced (some would say) “animal.” But, through the intelligent use of our personal PCs and Macs, we can accomplish so much from our living rooms.

From acquiring endless data on any topic, to tracing people we have lost touch with long ago. So many things we used to do without a second thought, we would dread doing now days after being exposed to the Internet. Our computers have made it all so convenient.

We shop at home, we bank at home, we order food online, we read online, and we even send letters electronically. There’s not even a reason to pick up the phone if you have Instant Messenger. We live in a world made simple by computers and cyberspace. But, just how much of our information is floating around on the internet?
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Distinctions between Public Records and Certificates

When you begin your genealogy search, one of your first considerations should be, “What kind of documents should I look for?” The key documents in genealogical research have been the same since keeping public records was standardized in the beginning of the 20th century.

These documents are known collectively as vital records. They include birth certificates, death certificates, marriage licenses, and divorce decrees. However, terminology can make this a difficult search to embark on. After all, why are there birth records and birth certificates, and what (if any) is the difference between the two? These are questions that can make any researcher’s head spin.
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Using Divorce Records For Genealogy Research

When you think about genealogy resources, the first vital records that come to mind are probably birth certificates, death certificates, and marriage licenses. These three resources still comprise the bulk of genealogical resources and are easier to find online. However, divorce decrees are a fourth type of record that can reveal lots of new information about your ancestors.
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Do I Have a Sexual Harassment Case?

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Military Service Records Companies

This information index is designed to direct you to a public record vendor specializing in an information category you need.

The list below consists of military service records companies, all of which are listed in alphabetical order, along with their web addresses.
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