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Offender Registry

Verified Convictions. Official Records. National Public Safety.

Public access to qualifying domestic-violence conviction records across U.S. jurisdictions, presented with court, case, source, and record-status information.

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Conviction-only registry: The Registry does not publish allegations, arrests without conviction, or pending criminal cases.

Conviction-onlyNo allegations or pending cases
Source-linkedCourt and government records
Nationwide framework50 states, D.C., territories & Tribal jurisdictions
Record reviewCorrections and status changes supported
National Coverage

One registry. Jurisdiction-specific records.

The public website is structured to organize qualifying conviction records without erasing the legal differences between state, territorial, District of Columbia, and Tribal court systems.

50States 1District of Columbia 5Principal U.S. Territories TribalNational Jurisdiction Framework
How the Registry Works

Locate. Verify. Publish. Maintain.

  1. 01
    Locate

    Identify potentially qualifying convictions from official sources.

  2. 02
    Verify

    Confirm identity, conviction, court, case number, jurisdiction and current status.

  3. 03
    Publish

    Present eligible records with source and jurisdiction information.

  4. 04
    Maintain

    Review corrections, reversals, sealing, reductions and other later changes.

Public Safety & Resources

Find help. Plan for safety. Understand the record.

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Immediate SupportGet Help NowHotlines, emergency support and victim services.Open resource → SafetySafety PlanningPhysical, digital, family and workplace safety planning.Open resource → EducationRecognize Domestic ViolenceWarning signs, coercive control, stalking and abuse patterns.Open resource → Registry GuidanceUnderstand Registry RecordsConvictions, charges, record changes and search-result context.Open resource →
Have an official criminal case number?Submit a conviction for verification.

A submission is a lead only. Nothing is published unless the record independently satisfies the Registry's conviction-only standard.

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Institutional StandardAccuracy over accusation.

The Registry is designed around qualifying final criminal convictions and current legally reportable record status.

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Independent nonprofit institution. The National Domestic Violence Offender Registry is not a government agency and is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Justice or any state, territorial, tribal, or local government.