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Mississippi
Public Records
Free Mississippi public records are available at these
government Web sites.
Public records in Mississippi are easy to find. In fact,
like the famous river that runs through the state,
they’re hard to miss. That’s because like the Mighty
Mississippi, which carries water and industry from the
American North to the American South, Mississippi public
records carry information from the state capital,
Jackson, to every corner of the state.
Indeed, while the Mississippi River is filled with
water, fish and barges, Mississippi public records are
filled with facts. Often searchable for free,
Mississippi public records are filled with names,
addresses, phone numbers and more. If you're looking for
land ownership information, for instance, Mississippi
property records are there for the taking. If you're
looking for legal information, meanwhile, Mississippi
public court records are available for private citizens
to peruse. And if you're looking for someone's criminal
history, Mississippi public criminal records are
available for you to find and search.
Public records—Mississippi residents should know—aren't
just deep like the Mississippi River is. They're wide
like it, too. Whether you live in Harrison County,
Mississippi, or Jackson County, Mississippi, public
records are often kept in gigantic bricks-and-mortar
warehouses and in massive electronic databases. In
person or online, it would take years to manually search
them all for what you need.
Luckily, free Mississippi public records are available
quickly and conveniently through the following state and
county government Web sites:
State of Mississippi Public Records Web Sites:
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Mississippi.gov - Local Governments: To find
public records, Mississippi residents should
consider contacting their city and county
governments, which often keep local public records
Mississippi residents won't find in national
databases. For a list of such governments in
Mississippi, consult Mississippi.gov, the State of
Mississippi’s official Web site, which links to city
and county resources.
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Mississippi.gov - Professional Licenses: If you
want to verify a professional's occupational
credentials, search public records in Mississippi
for licensing information. To do so, consult the
Mississippi.gov Web site, where you can find
resources with which to verify credentials for
everyone from accountants and architects to dentists
and doctors.
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Mississippi Department of Archives and History:
Maintained by the Mississippi Department of Archives
and History, the Mississippi State Archives include
a variety of official public records Mississippi
residents can use for genealogical or other research
purposes. Among the public records you may find in
the archives, for instance, are historical
government records, public census and naturalization
records, public medical records, public military
records, Mississippi public court records,
Mississippi public criminal records, public property
records and more.
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Mississippi Department of Corrections - Inmate
Search: To search Mississippi public criminal
records for information about inmates currently
jailed in Mississippi prisons, contact the
Mississippi Department of Corrections, which
features an electronic inmate locator on its Web
site.
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Mississippi Secretary of State - Business Search:
To find information about Mississippi-based
businesses, including their names, addresses and
owners, consult the Mississippi Secretary of State,
which maintains a database of public records in
Mississippi on its Web site, where you can
search—for free—Mississippi public records
pertaining to businesses and corporations.
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Mississippi Sex Offender Registry Search: You
can find registered sex offenders in Mississippi by
searching Mississippi public criminal records via
the Mississippi Sex Offender Registry Web site.
There, you can search for sex offenders by name or
location. Records include the names, addresses, ages
and photographs of registered sex offenders in the
State of Mississippi.
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Mississippi State Department of Health - Vital
Records: The Mississippi State Department of
Health maintains a variety of public records in
Mississippi, including birth records, death records
and marriage records — all of which can be ordered
online via its Web site. However, access is often
limited to such public records; Mississippi
residents typically may access only their own
records or those of their family members.
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Mississippi State Treasurer - Unclaimed Property
Search: Maintained by the Mississippi State
Treasurer, Mississippi’s unclaimed property database
is accessible online and includes public records
Mississippi residents will want to know about when
they're looking for missing property, including
money from uncashed paychecks, inactive bank
accounts and more.
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State of Mississippi Judiciary: The State of
Mississippi Judiciary Web site is the go-to site for
Mississippi residents who need Mississippi public
court records. In order to access Mississippi public
court records and Mississippi public criminal
records, contact the Clerk of Court for the
appropriate court; the State of Mississippi
Judiciary Web site serves the Mississippi Supreme
Court, Mississippi Appellate Courts and Mississippi
Trial Courts.
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United States Bankruptcy Court - Southern District
of Mississippi: The United States Bankruptcy
Court for the Southern District of Mississippi keeps
Mississippi public court records about individuals
and businesses that have filed bankruptcy in
Southern Mississippi counties, including Jackson
County, Mississippi—public records from which
include bankruptcy filings from Mississippi’s
capital city, Jackson.
Harrison County, Mississippi, Public Records Web Sites:
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Harrison County: In Harrison County,
Mississippi, public records can be found by looking
up the appropriate local government contact, who can
help you navigate available resources. To find that
contact, turn to the official Harrison County Web
site.
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Harrison County Chancery Clerk: For certain
types of Mississippi public court records in
Harrison County, consult the Chancery Clerk for
Mississippi’s 8th Chancery Court District, which
maintains for residents of Harrison County,
Mississippi, public records of all sorts, including
divorce records, probate records and property
records.
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Harrison County Marriage License Link - Marriage
Search: If you live in Harrison County,
Mississippi, public records available to you include
marriage records. To find them, turn to the Harrison
County Web site, where you can access an electronic
database of free Mississippi public records, called
Marriage License Link, that includes marriage
records searchable by name or marriage date.
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Harrison County PropertyLink - Property Search:
If you live in Harrison County, Mississippi, public
records available to you include property records.
To find them, turn to the Harrison County Web site,
where you can access an electronic database of free
Mississippi public records, called PropertyLink,
that includes property records searchable by parcel
number or address.
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Harrison County Sheriff's Office - Inmate Search:
For Mississippi public criminal records, residents
of Harrison County can turn to the Harrison County
Sheriff's Office, which maintains electronic inmate
listings, in order to obtain information about
inmates currently housed in the Harrison County
Jail.
Hinds County, Mississippi, Public Records Web Sites:
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Hinds County: In Hinds County, Mississippi,
public records can be found by looking up the
appropriate local government contact, who can help
you navigate available resources. To find that
contact, turn to the official Hinds County Web site.
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Hinds County Chancery Clerk: For certain types
of Mississippi public court records in Hinds County,
consult the Chancery Clerk for Mississippi’s 1st and
2nd Chancery Court Districts, which maintains for
residents of Hinds County, Mississippi, public
records of all sorts, including divorce records,
probate records and property records.
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Hinds County Landroll Query - Property Search:
If you live in Hinds County, Mississippi, public
records available to you include property records.
To find them, turn to the Hinds County Web site,
where you can access an electronic database of free
Mississippi public records that includes property
records searchable by parcel number or address.
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Hinds County Sheriff's Office - Inmate Search:
For Mississippi public criminal records, residents
of Hinds County can turn to the Hinds County
Sheriff's Office, which maintains electronic inmate
listings, in order to obtain information about
inmates currently housed in the Hinds County Jail.
Jackson County, Mississippi,
Public Records Web Sites:
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Jackson County: In Jackson County, Mississippi,
public records can be found by looking up the
appropriate local government contact, who can help
you navigate available resources. To find that
contact, turn to the official Jackson County Web
site.
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Jackson County - Property Search: If you live in
Jackson County, Mississippi, public records
available to you include property records. To find
them, turn to the Jackson County Web site, where you
can access an electronic database of free
Mississippi public records that includes property
records searchable by parcel number or address.
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Jackson County Chancery Clerk: For certain types
of Mississippi public court records in Jackson
County, consult the Chancery Clerk for Jackson
County, which maintains for residents of Jackson
County, Mississippi, public records of all sorts,
including divorce records, probate records and
property records.
Other Useful Mississippi Web Sites:
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National Center for State Courts:
For a listing of links to courts that keep
Mississippi public court records, including
appellate courts, probate courts and circuit courts,
consult the National Center for State Courts.
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