Hawaii Criminal Records
To begin, add a criminal record or view a list of locations and resources for Hawaii criminal records.
Locating Hawaii Criminal Records
The Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center (HCJDC) is the state’s repository for criminal records. The HCJDC provides the public three ways to obtain Hawaii criminal records. Individuals may fill out a request form and mail it in along with a check or money order for $20. You may elect to perform a name check or fingerprint-based search. Individuals may also perform name checks online at the eCrim website, which has a $15 fee per criminal record, or visit a public access site for a $15 fee.
Who Has the Right to Access Hawaii Criminal Records?
Hawaii allows individuals to access anyone’s criminal record or perform a Hawaii background check, but only convictions or acquittals will appear on the criminal record. All non-conviction information is strictly limited to law enforcement agencies.
Obtaining Criminal Records at Public Access Sites
Visit a public access site closest to you and provide the name, sex, social security, race and any known aliases in order to access the most reliable name-based search results for Hawaii background checks.
