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Alaska Public Records

Consult these government resources in order to find free Alaska public records.

Public records in Alaska are as easy to find online as snow is there in winter, as state and government Web sites have made free Alaska public records readily available to citizen researchers, who can perform an Alaska public records search themselves not only quickly, but also easily and affordably.

 indeed, if you live in Alaska, public criminal records, public court records, public property records and more are there to search and find. Birth certificates, death records, criminal histories—all are included in searchable databases of public records in Alaska, so long as you know where to look.

 Luckily, however, you don't have to look any further. Following is a list of state and county Web sites, courtesy of PeopleSearch.info, where you can do an Alaska public records search:

 State of Alaska Public Records Web Sites:

• Alaska Background Check Program: The Alaska Background Check Program is Alaska’s official background check system, used by the state’s Department of Health and Social Services for screening employees and others who work for the public welfare.
• Alaska Communities If you’re looking for public records, Alaska city and county Web sites are a good place to start. For a complete list, visit the state’s Communities page, which links to local governments that can often connect you with a variety of public records, such as birth, death, marriage and divorce records, as well as probate court records.
• Alaska Court System: If you're looking for Alaska public criminal records, or any number of public court records, the Alaska Court System's homepage is the best place to start, as it features links to appellate courts, trial courts and more within the State of Alaska.
• Alaska Court System - Appelate Courts: If you're looking for public records from the Alaska Supreme Court or the Alaska Court of Appeals, consult the Alaska Court System's appellate courts page.
• Alaska Court System - Statewide Will Index: Using the Alaska Court System's statewide will index, you can find inheritance information by searching Alaska public court records for wills deposited with any court in Alaska.
• Alaska Court System - Trial Courts: The Alaska Court System's trial courts page features information on accessing a variety of public records—Alaska public criminal records as well as civil records—that are available electronically. Among other things, you can access docket, case summary, party information, scheduled events and case disposition for all public court records. You can also download public legal notices, which include a weekly list of all criminal charges filed in Alaska within the last seven days, as well as a monthly list of all name changes, divorces and estate cases filed within the last 30 days.
• Alaska Department of Administration - Motor Vehicles Records: The Alaska Department of Motor Vehicles maintains records of vehicles and drivers in the State of Alaska. Because records include drivers' personal information, including name and address, the department will only release records to authorized parties for authorized uses.
• Alaska Department of Commerce - Business License Search: The Alaska Department of Commerce, Community and Economic Development maintains a database of more than 100,000 state business licenses that have been issued by the Alaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing. Searchable online, it's a good place to search for Alaska businesses and business owners.
• Alaska Department of Commerce - Occupational License Search: To locate Alaska professionals' credentials, consult the Alaska Department of Commerce, where you can search and verify licenses online for a variety of state-registered professionals, such as dentists, doctors, builders, hairdressers and more.
• Alaska Department of Corrections: For information about prisons in Alaska, including inmates, contact the Alaska Department of Corrections. Its Division of Administration has a "Research & Records" staff that can help you with public records research.
• Alaska Department of Public Safety - Sex Offender Search: To find registered sex offenders in your area, consult the Alaska Department of Public Safety Web site, where you can get names, addresses, ages and photographs—searchable by city and ZIP code—for all registered sex offenders in the State of Alaska.
• Alaska Department of Revenue - Unclaimed Property Search: Alaska residents can consult the Alaska Department of Revenue's Treasury Division in order to find and claim property, including money kept in inactive bank accounts, unclaimed paychecks, medical reimbursements and more.
• Alaska Division of Public Health - Birth Records: The Bureau of Vital Statistics within Alaska's Division of Public Health accepts requests for birth certificates from either an individual—for his or her own birth certificate—or from a child’s parents.
• Alaska Division of Public Health - Death Records: The Bureau of Vital Statistics within Alaska's Division of Public Health accepts requests for death certificates from the deceased's spouse, parent, child or sibling.
• Alaska Division of Public Health - Divorce Records: The Bureau of Vital Statistics within Alaska's Division of Public Health accepts requests for divorce certificates for divorces or annulments that occurred in the State of Alaska.
• Alaska Division of Public Health - Marriage Records: The Bureau of Vital Statistics within Alaska's Division of Public Health accepts requests for marriage certificates from the bride or groom.
• Alaska State Archives: To find records for family members who live or have lived in Alaska, consult the Alaska State Archives for public records Alaska keeps about its residents, such as naturalization records, teacher records, military records and vital statistics.
• United States Bankruptcy Court - District of Alaska: In order to access public bankruptcy records, Alaska asks that you contact the federal bankruptcy court for the District of Alaska, which publishes case opinions and maintains records for bankruptcy filings in Alaska.

Anchorage East Borough, Alaska, Public Records Web Sites:

• Anchorage Assembly Municipal Clerk - Licenses and Permits: To search for licensed businesses and business owners in Anchorage East Borough, Alaska—public records are maintained by the municipality for businesses such as shooting galleries, pawnbrokers and tow operators—consult the Municipal Clerk.
• Anchorage Memorial Park Cemetery: If you’re trying to locate a loved one’s burial in Anchorage East Borough, try searching the Anchorage Memorial Park Cemetery’s master burial list.
• Municipality of Anchorage Property Appraisal Division: Anchorage’s Property Appraisal Division retains public property records for approximately 100,000 parcels of property, for which it has information about the property’s value, ownership and description.
• Municipality of Anchorage Treasury Division: If you live in Anchorage East Borough, Alaska, public records you’ll want to search include property tax records, which are kept by the municipality’s Treasury Division and are searchable by the owner’s name as well as the property’s address.

Fairbanks North Star Borough, Alaska, Public Records Web Sites:

• Fairbanks North Star Borough Assessing Department - Property Database: For property records in Fairbanks North Star Borough, Alasks—public records are searchable by name and address—search the property database that’s kept by the Fairbanks North Star Borough Assessing Department.
• Fairbanks North Star Borough Municipal Clerk’s Office: The clerk’s office maintains public records related to elections, local ordinances and local government.
• Fairbanks North Star Borough - Request for Public Records: If you live in Fairbanks North Star Borough, Alaska, public records are easily accessed by submitting a request via the Fairbanks North Star Borough “Request for Public Records” page, which includes guidelines for records that may not be obtained, such as medical records.

Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska, Public Records Web Sites:

• Matanuska-Susitna Borough Clerk: The clerk’s office maintains public records related to elections, local ordinances and local government.
• Matanuska-Susitna Division of Assessment - Property Records: If you live in Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska, public records available to you include property records. Kept by the Division of Assessment, they include information about properties, property values and property owners.
• Matanuska-Susitna Borough - Public Records Request Form: As a citizen of Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska, public records are your right. To submit a request with the borough, download its official public records request form.

Other Useful Alaska Web Sites:

• Alaska Bar Association: If you need to find lawyers in Alaska, consult the Alaska Bar Association, which operates a lawyer referral hotline.
• National Center for State Courts: For a listing of links to Alaska courts that keep public court records, including appellate courts, probate courts and circuit courts, consult the National Center for State Courts.

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