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Criminal-record and social-profile search option.
View RecordsChoose a Nevada personal criminal-history request or a court-case search, understand the electronic-submission boundary, and challenge an inaccurate record.
The RCCD records-request page links an electronic personal-history request and limits that route to submissions made inside Nevada. Follow that service’s instructions for your location.
Use the manual request linked on the same page. It is expressly required for out-of-state submissions. The personal-record packet is for the subject’s own history, not an unrestricted search of another person.
The currently linked DPS-006 manual instructions specify the following items and return-address rules.
Each person needs a separate completed form and packet. Unreadable or incomplete submissions may be returned.
Use FD-258 with the required identifying details and impressions. The applicant must sign; a certified technician must take, date and sign the prints. Copies and previously processed cards are not accepted.
The packet lists $27 per applicant by money order or certified check payable to Nevada Department of Public Safety. Personal checks and cash are excluded. Use the packet’s mailing address at 333 West Nye Lane, Suite 100, Carson City, NV 89706.
The response cannot be forwarded. An address change requires a new DPS-006 form. The packet asks applicants to allow approximately 45 days after receipt; do not treat that as expedited service.
| Source | What it answers | When to choose another route |
|---|---|---|
| Nevada Repository personal response | Your Nevada history or a notice that no Nevada record was found. | The Repository FAQ excludes other-state and FBI records. |
| Local sheriff or police check | Information specific to that office or department. | Choose the Repository when your requirement concerns state history rather than that local agency’s records. |
| Court holding a particular case | The filed case document or court outcome. | Use the Nevada court directory to locate the district, justice or municipal court identified in the case. |