Instant Checkmate
Criminal-record and social-profile search option.
View Records Sponsored partner optionWyoming records are distributed among state agencies and local offices; Administration & Information and DCI illustrate different agency-specific custody.
Wyoming public records are distributed across agencies and local offices; one agency’s request page does not cover every state, court, county, or law-enforcement record.
Identify the Wyoming agency that owns the file, check that agency’s published records, and send a focused request to that custodian if the record is not available online.
Wyoming Administration & Information publishes access information for records maintained by that department. Wyoming DCI separately provides public-information and criminal-justice resources for its own specialized records.
Those examples show why a statewide Wyoming search starts with the agency that created or maintains the file. Courts, counties, law enforcement and other state agencies can use different systems.
Before relying on a Wyoming result, keep the agency name with the record type and source. That attribution matters more than a generic “Wyoming public records” label.
| Field | Purpose | Keep with result |
|---|---|---|
| Agency | Defines custody | Full agency or local-office name |
| Record type | Separates products | Report, filing, case or other family |
| Subject or file number | Points to a known file | Native reference |
| Date range | Limits the search | Dates used |
Useful for records maintained by Wyoming Administration & Information.
A separate agency route for DCI-held information.
Courts, counties and other Wyoming agencies remain outside those two source lanes.
A statewide Wyoming keyword is useful for discovery, but the final result should name the agency or local office that actually supplied the record. Administration & Information, DCI, courts and county offices do not share one universal record inventory.
If one Wyoming agency redirects the request, preserve that handoff. It documents why the search moved and helps a later reviewer distinguish an agency no-result from a statewide conclusion.