ClarityVerify Help Center

Absolutely. ClarityVerify is a trustworthy reverse phone lookup and public records search website advocating easy online access to public information for its users.

Yes. ClarityVerify provides access to publicly available information and data obtained through lawful sources. Ensuring compliance with laws and regulations when using the platform is up to users.

ClarityVerify is not a consumer reporting agency (CRA) as per the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) definitions. Our offerings should not be used for employment screening, tenant screening, credit decisions, or other FCRA-regulated purposes.

Yes. Searches using the ClarityVerify platform are confidential, and the individual you are searching for will not in any way be informed or notified of the search being done via our platform. You can comfortably search for publicly available information with our reverse phone lookup and public record search tools.

ClarityVerify primarily provides reverse phone lookup services for U.S.-based phone numbers. Depending on available public records, search results may also include associated names, addresses, relatives, property information, and other publicly available data.

Using detailed and accurate information can enhance the quality of your search and eliminate unnecessary results. Adding more specific features may restrict the range of possible matches and improve the accuracy of the overall search.

For better search results:

• Enter the full phone number whenever possible
• Double-check the spelling of names
• Use the most recent known city or state
• Try alternative spellings or previous addresses if needed
• Review multiple matching records carefully before making assumptions

There may be multiple results because a lot of people have the same names. Besides, public records depend on one's address history, phone number associations, spelling variations, or the information provided by different data sources.

ClarityVerify currently focuses on U.S.-based phone numbers and publicly available U.S. records. Most search tools, reverse phone lookup features, and report information are designed specifically for United States data sources.

There's limited international search coverage at present. Due to the geographical restrictions on data access, privacy laws, and limited source availability, the results for non-U.S. phone numbers, addresses, or records might not be shown.

No. ClarityVerify cannot offer access to private texts, private call recordings, social media passwords, financial accounts credentials, or other sensitive communications.

ClarityVerify does not offer a free trial. We currently provide a 24-hour introductory trial for $0.10. One-time searches are not available at this time.

ClarityVerify provides a variety of subscription packages and credit-based plans based on your needs in searching for an individual or business.

We offer flexible monthly subscription plans and pay-as-you-go options (all subscription credits support roll-over). We also provide individual one-time add-on services:

• Pro Plan: $19.99/month — Includes 30 credits per month.
• Ultra Plan: $29.99/month — Includes 60 credits per month.
• Pay-as-you-go Credits: Buy credits as needed starting from $0.5 for 2 credits up to $29.99 for 55 credits.

Looking for specific checks? We also offer one-time Add-ons:

• Background Information: $19.99 — In-depth search to obtain comprehensive information, including address info, personal judgment documents, bankruptcy, and professional licensure information.
• Offender Registry Check: $19.99 — Quickly retrieve personal information and check past criminal records.

Details of pricing and package plans are available on our Pricing page.

Subscriptions can be canceled anytime through your account settings or according to the cancellation procedures mentioned in your welcome mail and on our Cancellation Hub page. If canceled prior to the start of the next billing cycle, there won't be any more recurring payments charged on your account.

After a billing period has started, the subscription fees and transactions are generally non-refundable. Refund requests due to technical difficulties may be considered on a case-by-case basis within 30 days of the transaction.

A "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" request can be submitted via our opt-out portal. Once you are verified, the information that qualifies will be removed from the ClarityVerify-controlled search results within the specified timeframe. The time taken to process may be influenced by the need for verification and legal privacy provisions.

As per our Privacy Policy, ClarityVerify may share or get certain information processed. People eligible may ask to be excluded from the sale or sharing of their personal information according to privacy laws applicable to them, including specific U.S. state privacy rules.

ClarityVerify uses a blend of public records, directories, and data obtained from external providers. Such sources might be phone books, property ownership documents, legal records, licensing information, and other publicly accessible and legally permissible data sources.

No. It is possible that public records and third-party data can have information that is outdated, incomplete, or inaccurate. Due to the variation in jurisdictions and reporting sources, users are advised to independently verify the key details before relying on the search results.

Property information may include the value, ownership history, title, and other property-related data obtained mainly through public records. However, property values are only estimates and might not represent the actual market situation or official appraisals.

Court records generally include case numbers, filing dates, descriptions of charges, court locations, and, if available, case results. However, legal jargon and the kind of records available depend largely on the jurisdiction and the source of the report.

Professional background might include publicly available occupational licenses, businesses the person is associated with, or their work record information obtained from authorized data sources. The availability is influenced by the nature of the profession, the state licensing boards, and public record accessibility.