Data You Provide
If you contact us or use a linked search function, you may choose to provide a name, address, email address, phone number, or other information required by that interaction. Do not send a Social Security number, account number, protected address, or vital-record identity packet through an unverified channel.
Automatic Information
Like most online services, the service and its providers may receive device, browser, IP-address, referral, cookie, and usage information needed for security, measurement, or operation.
How Information Is Used
Information may be used to operate, protect, maintain, improve, and respond to communications about the service. We do not use a visitor’s information to create a government record, change an official record, or determine any person’s eligibility for a regulated decision.
Outside Links
Links lead to custodians such as the St. Louis County Assessor, Recorder of Deeds, courts, Missouri agencies, and St. Louis County Library. Their privacy practices, availability, search rules, and records laws control information submitted on their services.
Who May Receive Data
Service providers may process information as needed to supply hosting, analytics, security, communications, or search functionality. Information may also be disclosed when required by law or to protect rights, safety, and service integrity.
Safeguards
Reasonable administrative and technical measures are used to reduce unauthorized access. No transmission or storage method is completely secure, and users should limit personal details sent through a browser or email.
Visitors Under 18
The service is not directed to children under 18. Do not knowingly submit personal information about a child through this service.
Privacy Rights and Missouri Law
Missouri did not have a generally applicable comprehensive consumer privacy or universal opt-out statute in the official research used for this service. Missouri’s breach-notification law is RSMo §407.1500. Public-record access is governed separately by the Missouri Sunshine Law, Chapter 610, RSMo, and records such as vital files, protected voter addresses, and sealed court matters remain subject to their own restrictions. For a source-record correction, contact the custodian that created the record.
Policy Updates
We may revise this policy by posting an updated version. Continued use after a posted change is subject to the revised policy.