Nevada Warrant Search

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How To Perform A Nevada Warrant Search

Background checks can uncover active arrest warrants, bench warrant or fugitive warrants. Finding out if you have a warrant in Nevada can often at the worst times, it might be when going through a hiring process with a new employer, traveling and being arrested by TSA at the airport, or being pulled over for a routine traffic stop. This being said, online public record websites offer an alternative, allowing individuals to uncover possible warrants ahead of a background check. Performing a Nevada warrant search can help out a lot with this. The process is simple, first enter your full name, or the person of interest, into the search form and hit enter. The public record site will do the rest. Once your results display you will be able to see any active Nevada warrants, criminal charges, court records and criminal history. This is all public information that anyone can access with a smartphone or computer.

Nevada Warrants: Understanding the Basics and Implications

In Nevada a warrant is a way for the criminal justice system to hold people accountable court-issued directives that commands law enforcement to perform specific actions or are court orders to appear in court. These actions can include arrest and detainment, typically relating to criminal proceedings, or summons that are sent out to people to appear before a judge. Understanding the different types of warrants and their implications are important to recognize and respect. Since Nevada warrants are considered public record, anyone can access and view them online. 

Types of Warrants in Nevada

  • Nevada Arrest Warrants: Nevada arrest warrants are a common place in this state. Clark county for example has one of the highest warrant issuing rates in the country. NV warrants are issued when the courts have evidence that a person has committed a crime and needs to be brought to justice. This issuance commands Nevada law enforcement to arrest and detain that person until their arraignment in court. 
  • Nevada Bench Warrants: Nevada bench warrants are the second most common type issued in the state. They are a summons to court, and not a criminal allegation like an arrest warrant. They can however result in someone’s arrest if they do not comply with this court order. The most common reasons these are issued in Nevada are for failure to comply with court orders, or failure to make a court appearance. 
  • Nevada Civil Warrants: Nevada civil warrants are issued when someone is extremely delinquent on their loan payment or financial obligations. This can lead to a person’s bank account being tapped, their wages garnished, or even their property and assets being seized. It can also be used to evict someone that fails to pay their rent for an extended period of time. 
  • Nevada Capias Warrants: A capias warrant means that someone is called to court that has not appeared, as directed by the judge, for an ongoing court case. Perhaps they fled or decided not to show up, but no matter the reason, this type of warrant means that person will be arrested and detained and brought to court, as ordered by a judge. 

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Las Vegas Warrant Search

Las Vegas, which is often called the entertainment capital of the world, is the most populous city in Nevada and falls within Clark County’s jurisdiction. Searching for outstanding warrants in Las Vegas is important for those who need to learn about their legal standing, as well as tourists that get into trouble when visiting Las Vegas. Here are some good options to run a Las Vegas arrest warrant search and bench warrant search.

  • To begin your search, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) is the primary agency you’d want to consult. Their official website often provides an online list of fugitives, and you can call in to run a Las Vegas warrant search. You can also make an online request to access criminal records or run a background check for a fee. 
  • The city of Las Vegas also offers their own warrant search service. You will need to contact them directly or use their online assistance operator to help you with your inquiry. Because there are so many warrants issued and quashed in the city on a daily basis, they do not post them online. Instead, you will need to inquire with them directly via phone or chat to search Las Vegas active warrants. 
  • The Las Vegas municipal court also has online resources for you to check up on active LV warrants. You can go to their site and check the status of one or call in directly to make your inquiry. This is a good resource to lookup Las Vegas bench warrants. 

Clark County Warrant Search

Running a Clark County warrant search is important for residents of this community area who wish to find out if they or someone they know has an outstanding warrant. These searches can be used for personal, professional, or legal reasons. A good place to start your search is the Clark County District Attorney Office, they have a list of numbers you can call in to inquire about active Clark County warrants for the different cities within the county, as well as an online request form for criminal records.

Do I Have a Warrant in Nevada?

This is good question to ask if you have done something wrong, or missed a court appearance. There are some easy ways to find out anonymously. To find out if you have an active Nevada warrant you might want to first ask yourself if it is criminal related or because you missed your court date or jury duty. A criminal warrant, or arrest warrant, is when you are charged with a crime, or violated a serious court order or perhaps a parole order. A bench warrant is less complicated and usually does not end in someone’s arrest. To find out if you have either, you can use the resources of a public record website. Most of these online resources offer anonymous searching so no one will know you are looking up this information. Just enter your name into the site and begin your search. Make sure that when the results are populated that you verify you are looking at the correct warrant record as many people in the state of Nevada have the same first and last name. Then once you find out if you do have one, your next step might be to contact criminal defense attorney to find out what your options are.

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Nevada Warrant Search FAQ

Are Nevada warrants public record?

Yes, all arrest warrants and bench warrants are considered public records which means that anyone in Nevada, or any other state, can view these online.

Can I go to jail for a Nevada Bench Warrant?

Yes, in some circumstances where a serious court order was disobeyed or ignored, can lead to a person's arrest and detainment in jail until their arraignment.

Do I have a warrant in Las Vegas?

If you feel like you might have a Las Vegas warrant you can quickly find out using an online public record website. Just run your name through their search form to find out if your name comes up. A benefit to using an online resource like this is your searches are anonymous.

Can I travel with outside of Nevada with a warrant?

Travel is risky with any type of warrant. You can be arrested on the spot at an airport by TSA with an active warrant, and you can be arrested in another state and extradited back to Nevada if you are caught outside of the state.

Can I check if I have a warrant in Nevada online?

Yes, you can check with county sheriff department websites, the state district attorney website, city police department websites, or use a public record website to check for warrants statewide in Nevada.

Does a traffic ticket in Nevada result in an arrest warrant?

Absolutely, if you do not pay a traffic ticket or failing to appear in court for it can eventually lead to the issuance of a bench warrant, or even an arrest if the traffic citation was a DUI or DWI

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  1. Michelle Reynoldssays:

    Does Mathew Smith have a warrant regarding an assault case around April 2021

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      The name Mathew Smith is a super common name in Nevada, can you give us more information to search with? Such as a middle name and DOB?

  2. Asha Fishersays:

    I\’m looking to see if Justin Dean has a warrant in clark county nevada?

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      Asha, we are showing there is a Nevada arrest and criminal charges from 2021 for a Justin Dean related to drug possession charges however, we are not finding any outstanding NV warrants at this time

  3. ItIsMesays:

    I’m trying to find out if Ernest “Ernie” Dumpit has an active warrant in Reno, NV.

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      Ernest Dumpit did not show up with our Nevada warrant check

  4. Itsmesays:

    Rachael Moncayo
    Or Rachael Cramer
    D.o.B 12/13/1989
    Has a warrant???

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      We ran a Nevada warrant check for a Rachael Moncayo and did not find anything active at this time

  5. Sharon Bradfordsays:

    I am looking to see if there is an Active warrant for Michael Ryan Haza 10/29/1981, please?

    Thank you

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      Sharon, we do show a burglary charge for this person from 2019 as well as an ongoing court case hearing however we don’t show any active NV warrants at this time. If this person has missed his court appearance then it’s quite possible there is a pending warrant for his arrest. You will want him to contact the clerk of the court where his case was tried to find out more information about his current status.

  6. Pedro cervantessays:

    Wondering if Pedro cervantes Jr dob 08/16/1993 has a warrant

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      We do show this person has an open Nevada arrest warrant

  7. Michele Rushersays:

    Can you tell me if Chris Gloria, DOB: 05/26/1999.
    Looking for a warrant.

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      Michelle, we ran a Nevada warrant check for a Chris Gloria and could not find anything at this time

  8. Jamie A Zampichsays:

    I am wondering if I have a warrant in Las Vegas,NV

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      Jamie Zampich does not show up in our Nevada criminal record database as having an active NV warrant

  9. LaVelle Shaun Millssays:

    Tryna c if I have a Warrant

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      We ran a Nevada warrant check and found an arrest record for a LaVelle S. Mills out of Clark County Nevada related to a possession of a controlled substance charge however, we are not showing any warrants attached to this charge

  10. Britni N Blairsays:

    Hi I may have a warrant out of Washoe county my name is Britni Blair

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      Britni, we ran a Nevada warrant search for you and did not find any results

  11. Carol Jean Harrisonsays:

    Trying to see if I have a warrant in clark county. Went to jail was OR D out. went to court was told charges wasn’t FILEDE YET AND TO WAIT FOR A LETTER IN THE MAIL. I MOIVED AND DIDNT GET IT AS FAR as I know. Can u check please?

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      Carol, we have a couple of Carol J Harrison listings in our Nevada criminal records database. Can you also confirm your age so we can verify your record?

  12. Suzy Niffeneggersays:

    My friend Lorralie Falcon ( married name) Connolly ( maiden name) has a bench warrant in Solano County , CA. She is positive warrant exists. She moved to Las Vegas NV a few years ago and is scared to apply for work because she doesn\’t know if that warrant will show up in Las Vegas NV. She\’s getting ready to move again to the east coast I think. How does she find out if she had an active warrant in Las Vegas NV? What about the east coast? Do bench warrants follow you?

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      Typically bench warrants are not extraditable offenses. That means that there would most likely not be a bench warrant in NV that is transferred from California. To be certain you can always call an attorney and request some additional information about this. That being said, we do not show an active Nevada warrant for her in our Nevada criminal record database.

  13. Brittany Webersays:

    Any warrants for Brittany Weber, from Las Vegas Metro in Laughlin, Clark County

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      We don’t show any active warrants when we performed our Nevada warrant search for Brittany Weber.

  14. JESSICAsays:

    wanting to see if i have any warrants…
    Jessica Lord
    Reno, NV.
    Washoe County

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      Our Nevada warrant search did not show any results for an active warrant anywhere in Nevada for you Jessica.

      1. JESSICAsays:

        thank you so much for your time.

        1. squarryadministratorsays:

          You are most welcome. Please reach out if we can assist you another Nevada warrant search

  15. Heather Romesays:

    Warrants for heather rome

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      Good news Heather, we don’t show any active Nevada warrants for you. To be absolutely certain you should also follow up with the Nevada county courthouse clerk or Nevada sheriff department. Reporting of warrants can sometimes be delayed when becoming public record in Nevada.

  16. Joshua Flemingsays:

    Any warrants for a Joshua Fleming in Washoe County, Nevada?

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      We do not show any active warrants in Nevada for a Joshua Fleming in our Nevada criminal record database.

  17. Sandra Dee Sanchezsays:

    I’ve moved and haven’t forwarded my mail. The one time I was arrested, released and asked to be in court, the clerk said that they would send a letter stating if The courts were going to proceed with any charges. What does that mean and how do I find out I have a warrant? If so, I need to get this resolved as soon as possible.

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      You will want to follow up with the Nevada court where you were prosecuted. If you contact the Nevada county court clerk they will be able to give you the Nevada warrant information you’re looking for. Below is a link to our Nevada courthouse finder to assist you in finding the relevant courthouse to contact.

      Free Nevada Courthouse Finder

  18. Robert eppleysays:

    How can I find out I have a warrant for
    Me

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      We do not show any active Nevada warrants listed for you in our warrant record database. To be certain you can also check with the Nevada Marshall. Search for the term “City” Nevada Warrant Search and look for the corresponding Marshal’s website. See the link below for further instruction.

      Do I Have A Warrant In Nevada?

      1. Visit the Nevada Marshall website
      2. Enter first and last name and SSN
      3. View Nevada warrant results

    2. Robert eppleysays:

      I just need to know so I can take care on trying to get back on my feet

      So if I have a warrant I can just start there and take care of it …before trying to get on my feet ….thank you

  19. Jacob .Dsays:

    My 38 week pregnant girlfriend was arrested in another state on the eastern side of usa. on a warrent out of LAS VEGAS, NV. WITH A ” FULL EXTRADITION ” ARREST WARRENT… SHE Was not sure why.. ONE,(1) Charge had a 20000$$ CASH BAIL And the second (2) had no info for any bail amount … PRETTY SURE THAT (2)Charge IS A NO BAIL WARRENT…. WE HIRED AN ATTORNEY IN THE STATE SHE GOT ARRESTED IN (not NV )… SHE SAY SHE WAS/IS LIMITED in what she could do as far as other state legality’s…. MY GIRL WAS FINALLY RELEASED AFTER A WEEK OF HAVING TO SLEEP DIRECTLY ON CONCRETE WITH A LIGHT BLANKET. … SHE WAS HAVING HARD CONTRACTIONS CLOSER N CLOSER .. THE JAIL SHE WAS IN HAD NO REAL DOC. AT ALL JUST A NURSE, AND THE TOWN HAD NO O.B.G.Y.N. IN TOWN ….. WITH THAT BEING SAID. ATTORNEY TELLS ME THAT SHE CAN NOT GET AHOLD OF ANYONE IN THE STATE OF originated FROM. SHE TALKS TO THE HEAD JUDGE ASKING FOR A RELEASE CAUSE OF HER MEDICAL STATE… AND IS A HIGH RISK BIRTH… WAS DENIED…. AND WAS RELEASED. .. NOT AN “O.R.” OR RESCHEDULE OF COURT OR WARRENT. .. STUPID ATTORNEY SAYS SHE ” CAN NOT ” FIND ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING ON HER IN EITHER STATE… SHE WAS NOT ON THE COURT DOCKET HERE .NO FURTHER KNOWN COURT DATES AND NO SET CONDITIONS. .. SHE TELLS THAT SHE HAS CONTACTED “NV” COURTS AND CAN NOT FIND OUT ANYTHING THERE AS WELL…. ** WE REALLY NEED TO FIND OUT WHAT IS HAPPENING AND WE’RE WE STAND … NV. MUST HAVE RELEASED HER WHEN THEY FOUND OUT ABOUT HER BEING A HIGH RISK PREGNANCY AND WITH LESS THEN 1 WEEK TILL DUE DATE.. MY THOUGHTS ARE THAT “NV” DECIDED TO NOT EXTRADITE ON THE GROUNDS OF IT BEING. A. VERY VERY RISKY TRANSFER. ESPECIALLY ALREADY HAVE CONTRACTIONS CLOSE TOGETHER. ….*** BUT. WHAT HAPPENED TO HER CASE.. SHE SHOWS NO ACTIVE WARRENTS AND. CAN “NOT” FIND ANY COURT DATES. OR CONDITIONS OR ANY INFO ON HER CASE… THEY ARE SERIOUS CHARGES … AND DO NOT THINK THEY WOULD JUST DISMISS OR DROP CASE…..
    NEED TO KNOW CAUSE IF SHE IS TO RETURN TO SAID COURT IN NV WE WANT TO BE THERE SO NO WARRENTS ARE ISSUED. **** H.O.W. CAN WE FIND OUT EXACTLY WHAT IS THE STATUS ON THE CASE. PLEASE ANSWER .. AS I NEED HELP

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      That sounds like a most unfortunate event. Unfortunately we do not have any information on this case or Nevada warrant. Your best bet to mitigate this situation is to hire a lawyer and/or contact the courts to resolve this situation. We do not have an affiliation with law enforcement or any state courts so you will want to obtain some legal assistance to resolve your situation. Best of luck

  20. Marlysays:

    I found out the hard way (in court on another matter) that I had an 11 year old traffic warrant. During that time, I had gotten a Sheriff’s Card for work which you can’t get with active warrants.
    I had to do 25 days contempt for this old ticket.
    Little about our legal system is fair these days, but this was wrong.

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      Thank you for sharing about your old Nevada traffic citation Marly. It’s good for other people to hear about these types of situations so they can avoid circumstances like having a warrant issued for lack of payment of a fine.

  21. Jorgesays:

    I skipped probation in2003 I’m wondering if I have a warrent for my arrest

    1. squarryadministratorsays:

      Jorge,

      We can certainly check our Nevada warrant record database for you but we will need your full name and the Nevada county where you suspect you might have a warrant.

      1. Karla Jean DeJesussays:

        Can you please check if I have a warrant for my arrest in Clark County Nevada?

        1. squarryadministratorsays:

          We show there is a pending Nevada court cast for a Karla Jean DeJesus out of Clark county however we do not show any warrants in our Nevada database resources at this time

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Last Updated: 2023-08-25

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