The Truth About NYS Inmate Lookup: What They Don’t Tell You

Nothing will typically show up in the correction departments inmate lookup portal or via the citys 311 system until that person is fully processed and given whats called a book and case number. That can take days. The new york state archives holds records relating to thousands of past inmates of new york state prisons.

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These records take the form of admission and discharge registers, summary cards, and inmate case files. The new york state department of corrections and community supervision has an inmate locator tool on its website where you can easily find someone in prison. You can search using the inmates name, or din, or nysid. If you search by name, you can narrow the results by adding in a birth date.

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Find out how to look up federal, state, or local prison records. For state and local prison records, contact the state's department of corrections. Use the federal bureau of prisons (bop) inmate locator to find out when a prisoner is or was expected to be released. The most direct way to find an individual is by using the department identification number (din). The din is a number assigned to each individual admitted to doccs.

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