A survivor founded patent pending public record research site making public records related to domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, harassment, coercive control, and protection orders easier to find and understand.
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Our Name Search feature helps users locate public records. These records enter through individual submissions, direct submissions from government agencies and courts, and independent retrieval from public record sources. Search is for subjects only. Victim or survivor names cannot be searched.
Users securely register using email or phone verification before accessing submission tools.
Upload official documents, supporting information, and evidence for free through a protected dashboard.
Our verification team reviews submitted information and cross-references available records for verification.
Approved submissions are added to the records database, while rejected submissions include feedback for corrections or resubmission.
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Knowledge is a powerful tool. By subscribing, you gain access to records and resources that can help increase awareness, support informed decision-making, and identify information that may not appear in traditional searches.
Domestic violence refers to a pattern of abusive behavior, physical, emotional, psychological, and/or financial, used by one person to gain or maintain power and control over an intimate partner or family member. It can include physical harm, threats, intimidation, isolation, or controlling behavior within a current or former relationship.
Sexual assault refers to any sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit consent of the other person. This can include unwanted touching, coercion, or any non-consensual sexual act, and it can occur between strangers, acquaintances, partners, or family members.
Coercive control is a pattern of behavior used to dominate and restrict another person’s freedom through intimidation, isolation from friends and family, monitoring, humiliation, or control over finances and daily activities. It often occurs without physical violence but can be just as damaging, and is increasingly recognized as its own form of abuse under the law.
Yes. Individuals may submit publicly obtainable records and documentation to provide additional context to information associated with a record. All submissions are subject to our review and verification process.
All submitted records go through a moderator review process before they’re published. Our team checks submissions against available public sources for consistency and completeness. While we take reasonable steps to verify accuracy, users should independently confirm any information before relying on it for decisions.
Verification times vary depending on the complexity of the submission and the availability of supporting documentation, but most reviews are completed within a few business days. Submitters can check the status of their submission through their account dashboard.
Yes. Submitting official documents through Know More For You is completely free. A subscription is only required to search and access records through Name Search.
Any public records relating to domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, harassment, coercive control and protection orders can be submitted.
Records do not have to involve a criminal conviction. They may include police reports, court filings, civil actions, protection orders, criminal charges, and other public records documenting a reported incident, legal proceeding, or official action.
The existence of a record does not necessarily mean that a person was convicted or that an allegation was proven.
Records may enter Know More For You through three pathways: individual submission, direct submission from a government agency or court, or independent retrieval by KMFY from an authorized public record source.
Regardless of how a record enters the site, subscribers are not told whether it was submitted by an individual, provided by an agency or court, or independently retrieved by KMFY. This helps protect the privacy of individuals who contribute information while providing a consistent search experience. Our mission is to simplify the documentation process while ensuring confidentiality, compliance, and seamless communication for every user.
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