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Criminal-record and social-profile search option.
View RecordsMichigan’s ICHAT system is a state repository search, not a universal court or warrant database.
For a Michigan criminal records search, the Michigan State Police Internet Criminal History Access Tool (ICHAT) is the official name-based route for public criminal-history information maintained by the state. ICHAT expressly excludes categories such as warrant information, federal records, tribal records, traffic records and criminal history from other states.
Use ICHAT for public criminal-history information maintained by Michigan State Police.
Michigan law requires reporting of felonies and serious misdemeanors punishable by more than 93 days to the state repository. ICHAT exposes the public portion of that history; its exclusions still apply.
Do not expect warrant information in ICHAT.
Use the relevant federal or other-state source when that scope matters.
ICHAT lists these among excluded categories.
Use enough identity detail to reduce same-name ambiguity.
Have the subject’s first and last name, gender and date of birth ready for ICHAT. The public online name search costs $10 per search at checkout.
Repository data can change as agencies report dispositions.
Note excluded record classes before drawing a conclusion.
A warrant, federal case or traffic matter belongs to another custodian.
To review your complete Michigan history, including public and nonpublic information associated with your fingerprints, use MSP’s separate personal record-check procedure. That fingerprint-based personal review has a $30 processing fee; it is not the ICHAT price or a universal fee for other fingerprint-check purposes.
Michigan public criminal-history name search through ICHAT and stated exclusions For this page, it supports the michigan criminal records search research route.
ICHAT identity inputs
Public ICHAT price and separate fingerprint-based personal record review