Subscribe to an online public records database such as United States Courts (uscourts.gov/CourtRecords) or GovWarrantRecords.org. Enter information such as your name, city and state, and then submit the information. Using an online public records database allows you to conduct a nationwide search to find out if you have court warrants in other states you may have visited.
Confirm if a warrant was filed by consulting the website of your local or the location in question's court house. Perform a search in their public records database. Alternatively, visit or call the court house and request the court clerk to check if a court warrant has been filed against you. Provide him with your personal information such as name, county, telephone and social security numbers to enable him to carry out the search.
Visit your county or city's website and perform a keyword search using "Active Arrest Warrants" as the text to enter within the search box. Submit the request to view a list of outstanding court warrants.
Check with your state's Department of Correction' website. Search by name, city, county, age, sex, and race or by telephone number or social security number to find the relevant information. All states have an online file of outstanding warrants from all local law enforcement agencies.
Ask a law enforcement agency to confirm if you have any active warrants against you. Consider this as a last resort option in your search, because you risk prompt arrest if there is a warrant against you.