National Child Molesters List

First, remember that the federal and state governments do not have a national child molesters list. Therefore, you can not get access to a nationwide database from these free public registries. However, the federal government does have a free website that list of the states and links to each of the state child molesters list. Click here to access this free website. Also, the state websites have limited search functionality. To read more about the limited search functionality, please click here.

Each state varies, but some states sex offender online registry may only include information pertaining to sex offenders that pose a moderate to high risk of re-offense. So what does this mean? The state registry is not a complete listing of every person who has committed a sex offense nor does it make public information about every sex offender living in the state. Hence, it is not a national child molesters list. The information the states may include are a photo, actual and alias names, last know address and the offense. Note it may not include the current residence, status or other information regarding an offender.

Some states may not maintain an online website and therefore to obtain the information you must go to the local police department, complete an inquiry request form along with the name of the individual you are seeking information about.

There are many online commercial resources, such as National Alert Registry that gather all the sex offender records from the various state sex offender registries and consolidate this information into one database, thus, providing you with nationwide coverage. There is no software to download, no intense searching and no information request forms to be completed. These services provide a national child molesters list right to your fingertips. You will get instant access to the most complete database of registered sex offenders, along with real-time updates when offenders move in and out of your neighborhood. Also, they provide additional services such as:

- Customizable maps centered on the street address you input.
- Full Names, Aliases, and Addresses of the offenders
- Color photos of the offenders (in most states)
- A description of the offense committed by each sex offender.
- The ability to check any address including schools, day care centers, and homes of relatives and friends as well as specific individuals.
- Instant email notification of any changes within your area
- Receive a complete Child ID Kit with everything you need to provide the FBI in the event your child goes missing. It includes a detailed description of your child, finger printing records, and medical concerns. It's free upon subscription activation.

While these online companies charge for the help they provide, the fee is very reasonable, less than .20 cents per day and it just may offer the help you need to make this tedious chore of searching less difficult.