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CRD supports law enforcement agencies and the people of Texas by providing accurate, timely and responsive information to include biometric identification, access to criminal justice information, as well as technical assistance for CRD programs.
Online Inmate Search (location, offenses, projected release date) Requests by E-mail. Requests by Telephone.
Inmate Information Search. Please specify one or more of the following fields: Search Hints. This on-line service is offered for the convenience and safety of the general public. Any unauthorized use of this information is forbidden and subject to criminal prosecution.
Option 1 – Criminal History Inquiry Unit: For Secure Site or FACT Clearinghouse account inquiries and password resets. Option 2 – Criminal History Inquiry Unit: For inquiries regarding the status of Texas personal fingerprint results, open record request, legal name change, domestic or international adoptions, immigration, or how to obtain ...
Law enforcement agencies and district attorney offices seeking information regarding active or closed criminal cases or for criminal justice employment backgrounds for current/former TDCJ employees may contact the Records Section directly at oig.records@tdcj.texas.gov.
Search for an offender by providing a name, SID number or current TDCJ number (for previous TDCJ numbers, click the button below.) Click on the View Details link to see more information and to subscribe to notifications on that offender. TIP: To search for a partial match, use an asterisk (*).
All individuals seeking an expunction of records are encouraged to obtain a copy of their criminal history maintained by the Department (PDF) and to seek the advice of a licensed attorney to determine if they are eligible for the expunction of records.
In Executive Directive 15.12, the executive director of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) has designated Executive Services as the recipient of all requests under the Public Information Act.
CJIS and JJIS data is maintained in a statewide Computerized Criminal History (CCH) system regulated by the Crime Records Service of DPS.
