Alaska Inmate Search

DOC Inmate Search

The Alaska Department of Corrections keeps a registry containing details on inmates under the DOC'S custody. The U.S. laws regard offender information as public information. Therefore, anyone can access the information, including the governmental agency and independent sites providing inmate search services. However, most third-party websites aren't completely reliable as they aren't regularly updated in cases where the offender's custody status changes.

To find an inmate online, visit the Inmate-lookup website. You can provide the inmate's details, such as name and ID, to initiate the search. The search information includes the inmate's date of incarceration, facility incarcerated, offense committed, date of birth, physical description, arrests, bookings, release date, and court dates.

State Prison Lookup

You can find information about an inmate incarcerated in state prison using VINE Link. Vine Link is a third-party service provider where public crime victims can follow up on the custody statuses of the offenders. To use the website, you can conduct searches as a guest on the site. The site allows crime victims to create an account through which they receive email updates every time the offender's custody status changes. To create an account, you must provide the inmate's details, such as the name and incarceration number.

Alaska Jail Inmate Search

Alaska sheriff's office and police department keeps booking lists and inmate records for individuals serving time or held in jails. Therefore, if you would love to know the whereabouts of n inmate, you can visit or call the jail or the local enforcement offices to find out if an inmate is held in that specific jail.

On the other hand, law enforcement agencies maintain a public database available and accessible to the public where you can search.

Sex Offender Search

The Alaska sex offender registry is a database of individuals convicted of sex offenses in Alaska. As the law requires, an inmate serving time for a single, non-aggravated sex offense must offer extensive personal details to local enforcement. Some information includes employment details, address, a current photograph, medical treatment, and identifying features.

You can conduct a sex offender search to find sex predators living around you by visiting the registry search website. You can search by inmate's first and last name, zip code, city, and address.

Locating an ICE Detainee

When a loved one is held in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody, it can be quite a stressful experience and even more confusing if you don't know which facility they have been taken to or even the next process to assist them in getting released. Fortunately, the ICE can find someone held through the Online Detainee Locator System.

The locator tool can assist you in finding detainees of 18 years or older. Below are the ICE two searchable options;

Search by Biographical Details

When searching by Biographical details, you must provide the detainee's personal information such as the name, age, country of birth, and date. If you cannot locate the inmate, you should try checking out for misspellings, reversed names, and adding or removing a hyphen.

Search by A-Number

You can perform the search by using a detainee's Alien Registration Number and their country of birth. The A-Number is a unique nine-digit number provided to immigrants when creating their A-File. You can find the A-Number on immigration documents such as work permits, green cards, passport visa stamps, and immigrant fee handouts. If the A-Number has fewer than nine numbers, you should add zeros at the beginning.