• Record Information Services has changed the time in which new records are uploaded onto the Website (www.public-record.com). For all data that is uploaded weekly only, our subscribing customers can now retrieve new data at 5 pm on Saturdays instead of 1 pm.
• Record Information is happy to announce that we have increased our server response time by 66% by investing in additional Web and SQL servers. Due to heavy use of our 18 Web sites, our customers have experienced occasional slowness and timeouts. These issues have been considerably eliminated by the new servers.
• Due to newly launched real estate landing pages, Record Information Services has increased their presence in the search engines by over 3 million pages in the past few months.
  

Watch Illinois Update
New Notifications Added: WatchIllinois, our Website that notify customers to changes that occur in the public records of themselves or others, has added two new criterias that clients can now watch on Foreclosure Records.
1. Opening Bid: If the foreclosure is scheduled for auction, and it’s opening bid is changed, a new notification is sent to the client.
2. Bankruptcy: If the person files Bankruptcy, a new notification is sent to the client.

www.public-record.com Update
Saved Search Criteria: After doing a public records search, you can now view the criteria that you used for your search at the bottom of your screen. This should help save time by helping clients be certain that they got the exact results they were looking for.

Building Code Violation Lists now available
A new database of Building Code Violations for the City of Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, was launched in April, 2011 on www.public-record.com The database goes back to 2008. Building Code Violations are of interest to Architectural, Engineering, and Construction firms that specialize in remedying building code violations for commercial, residential, or industrial real estate. Find out more and request a demo of Building Violations.