Use This Megan's Law Search To
Help Find Registered Sex Offenders

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Do a free neighborhood Zip Code Search for registered offenders.

You can do a full service Megan's Law Search for such a surprisingly small fee. You could think of it as free though when you consider the incalculable value of protecting your children from sexual predators.

In some cases, the amount of detailed information you can get is phenomenal. Search these powerful information databases for registered sexual offenders who may be hiding in plain sight right next door:

1. National Alert Registry — Sex Offender Search
2. Net Detective — Criminal Background Check

CHECK THEM ALL OUT. Before you do, though, be sure to add this page to your favorites or bookmarks (Ctrl+D) to make it easier for you to return to this Megan's Law Search page.

[NOTE: You can also do a Free Search of sex offenders in your zip code, keeping in mind that the results may be limited.]

1. National Alert Registry — Sex Offender Search

For less than a night at the movies or a family fast food dinner, you can do a detailed Megan's Law Search for registered sex offenders by subscribing to the National Alert Registry service, which gives you the address and criminal record of each of the registered sex offenders in your area.

Every month the National Alert Registry database is updated. With your membership you receive RED ALERT emails with a map similar to the one below, which will show locations of registered sex offenders in your area.

Members of the National Alert Registry Megan's Law Search service have access to full offender details, such as:

• Photo
• Appearance Details
• Conviction Information
• Offense Dates
• Offense Details
• Street Address
• Risk Level
• And more...

When a member of the National Alert Registry does a Megan's Law Search by zip code, the offender information in that code area is returned in a table like this.

Clicking on an offender's name in the table above returns offender information from the database like this.

Go to the National Alert Registry now and try the free zip code search. Then explore the site and decide if it's worth it to pay the small subscription fee to get detailed information.

2. Net Detective — Criminal Background Check

A variation of Megan's Law Search is Net Detective. For less than a night at the movies or a family fast food dinner, you can subscribe to Net Detective, which is a specialized search tool endorsed by the National Association of Independent Private Investigators. Just like a real private eye, you get access to a huge database where you can:

• Search over 211,461,546 U.S. residents.
• Get info on over 90% of the residents in the U.S.
• Check criminal records.
• Uncover your own family history.
• Find birth, death, social security, adoption, DMV records, and more.
• Find how to locate unlisted phone numbers.
• Find addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses fast.
• Investigate your own credit reports.
• Get your own FBI file.

When you join forces with Net Detective, you get access to the most powerful set of tools available - tools you'll find nowhere else.

You get clearance to use the Net Detective private database, the largest of its kind on the Internet today. Since 1996, Net Detective has been collecting data on individuals and businesses, from hundreds of sources. The Net Detective staff, a team of crack information specialists, add new intelligence to the database daily to ensure that it's the freshest information source available. With information on over 90% of the U.S. population, Net Detective has some scoop on nearly anyone you could be researching.

You also get access to the exclusive Net Detective Black Book - intelligence on the millions of information resources available online. Think of it as an Internet information roadmap. Consider this. Research shows that the popular search engines, like Google or Yahoo, index only 16% of information available online. The real scoop is in the hidden information sources the average person doesn't see, mainly because they lack the commercial value to attract the big search engines. This other 84% is where the real scoop is found, and it's familiar territory to Net Detective. As a Net Detective member, it'll be familiar territory to you too!