I have been told that I have some sort of record with the FBI. How do I go about finding what they have on me?
98819
Be CAREFUL!\n\nIf you have been contacted by the 'FBI', do NOT release ANY information until YOU call them yourself!\n\nThis may be what's called a 'phishing' scam. This is a method by which maggots weasel personal information out of you.\n\nThey will steal your identity, raid your personal records and rape your identity for all it's worth.\n\nCall the FBI yourself. Look them up in your phone book. Call an office near you and tell talk to them about this. Ask them to clear this up for you.\n\nIf you have genuinely been contacted by the FBI then they will permit you to check things out for yourself first.\n\nIf they are legit then ok, but you may find that you've saved yourself mountains of trouble!\n\nIf they contact you however, get as much info from them as you can. Names, phone #'s address....as much as you can. Then when you call the REAL FBI, and find out they are a scam, then you can submit that information to them.
33282
I had this happen to me once before I had gotten a misdirect for a simple link from an email. I called the FBI and explained what happened. They took all my personal information and directed me to the missing childrens clearing house which is a FBI division.\n\nhttp://www.missingkids.com/\n\nthere is a place where you can put in a cyber tip.\n\nThe FBI would rather your help than arrest you for a mistake.
362654
you are going to have a very hard time finding a legitimate source of any FBI hit list. \nyour best bet is to research newspaper accounts of run-ins they had with the police, what tools they used to stop rallies, etc.\nalso, if you're willing to, you can check with local nursing homes to find some old activists and interview them.\nif you ask me, I think your topic is too broad; narrow it to a certain agency.
661782
DO YOU MEAN FILES OR WHAT SITES YOU HAVE BEEN TO?\nIF ITS SITES YOU CAN CHECK YOUR HISTORY.
448774
If you are looking for a "no record found" status, Also make sure they clear your FBI file number or state file number,if you want it completely gone, if it can be done. I know in the state I'm in when we use to do background checks if you where ever convicted of any crime you would have a FBI file number or state file number even though the charge didn't show up. Then the said person would have to prove to the employer why said FBI file Number or state number was showing. That is for adult arrestable offense's only where they actually process and fingerprint you in a jail, no traffic or juvenile stuff.\n\nMost definitely see a lawyer about it.
1068404
Go to your state local police station, they can do a search and give you enough information under the Information Freedom Act to let you know something about the person. Plus what folks don't seem to realize is that once you're a criminal you've pretty much lost all or most of your rights. In other words you're fair game.
231085
It depends what state you are in. generally you can go to your states website and search for public records
184616
Chances are pretty good that if anything's on there, you already know about it.  The National Crime Information Center (NCIC), operated by the FBI, serves as a "pointer" or index-like system for law enforcement agencies on a national basis.  It holds information on persons who are subject to protective orders, wanted, or missing, persons who are considered as threats to protectees of the US Secret Service, along with stolen property and vehicles.\n\nNCIC is incorrectly listed in Wikipedia as maintaining criminal history information, vehicle registration information and drivers license information.  It does not, as those are state issues, maintained by states and available through the National Law Enforcement Telecomunications System (NLETS).\n\nSo if you're wanted by the police, I'd suspect you already know that.  If you've got a protective order issued against you, I'd suspect you'd also know that.  If you're missing, you'd know that and if you've ever threatened a Secret Service protectee, I imagine the Secret Service dropped by to have a chat with you already.  \n\nNow, if what you really want to know is what's on your criminal history, you need to take that up with the state(s) in which you have committed crimes.  I can't imagine there's a state in the union that does not have a process for you to review your criminal history and you can probably find out what it is by checking with your state's Department of Justice or whatever they call it where you live.
552207
I saw something similar a looong time ago, but it was just an email. It looked like it was from the FBI and told them they were in trouble for going to certain sites. I don't know where to find it though.
316520
Sounds like someone got a hold of him and told him something nasty about you.  You might to want to set the record straight.
335355
If they know who committed the crime they can contact the FBI of the USA and they can turn them over to the Canadian Officials. They have to. Just like if I was from Canada and came to USA to commit a crime, Canadian Officials would have to turn me over to the USA Officials!
80295
Try going to their website\nhttp://www.fbi.gov
134311
contact the same agency you'd use if you bought something offline.\n\nor check the fbi website they deal with online crime.
653664
Theoretically, the SS administration has the records. However, they may not keep the details that long.\n\nNot to be harsh, but it's reasonable to expect a person to know where they've worked.
671004
email www.fbi.gov and ask them, i'm sure they can help you.
21426
Well, hypothetical, if you committed a federal crime at some point and you know that a file exists, you could file an Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Request with the FBI and they will probably respond in some way or another. Check the link below for instructions:
552722
you can go to the police department and ask for the specific information you need. they will be required to make copies of the reports for you, for a fee, under the Sunshine laws, or open records acts