Fulton County White Pages

Fulton County white pages give you a direct way to search for people across the most populated county in Georgia. With over one million residents, Fulton County holds a large volume of public records that tie names to addresses, court cases, property deeds, and more. You can search white pages data through county offices and state tools that cover the entire Atlanta metro area. Most of these records are free to look up online, and the county clerk keeps files going back decades.

Fulton County Court Records Search

The Fulton County Superior Court Clerk runs a set of online tools that make white pages searches simple. Through the eServices platform, you can file and search real estate and judicial records online. The system covers Magistrate, State, and Superior Court records all in one place. This is the main hub for anyone doing a Fulton County white pages lookup through court data.

The clerk's office sits at the Lewis R. Slaton Courthouse, 136 Pryor Street, Suite C155 J2-101, Atlanta, GA 30303. You can call them at (404) 613-5313. Hours run from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Walk-ins are fine, but passport and notary appointments close at 4:00 PM, with last walk-ins at 3:45 PM.

The Fulton County eServices portal below shows the main entry point for searching court and real estate records in the county.

You can also search across multiple Georgia counties at once using the real estate and notary records tool linked from this page. That is a good option when you need to cast a wider net for a Fulton County white pages search that might involve records in nearby areas.

For a more focused court records search, the Fulton County Records Search Center lets you pull up specific civil and criminal cases. Results show case names, filing dates, and case status. Under Georgia Code 50-18-70, these records are open to the public. You do not need to state a reason for your search.

The screenshot above shows the judicial records search tool. It is free and available around the clock.

Fulton County Property White Pages

Property records are one of the best tools in the Fulton County white pages. The Fulton County Board of Assessors keeps a database you can search by address, parcel ID, or owner name. Results show ownership history, sales data, and assessment values. If you need to find out who owns a house or when a property last sold, this is where you go.

The assessor's site below shows the search tool for Fulton County property records. You can pull up details on any parcel in the county.

One useful tip: check for homestead exemptions. These show if the property owner lives at that address. A homestead exemption means the person claims that home as their main place to live. That can help confirm whether a name in the Fulton County white pages is still at a given address.

Tax records offer another path. The Fulton County Tax Commissioner lets you search for tax bills using a complete or partial parcel ID, account number, or physical address. Tax bills can provide mailing addresses that differ from the physical property address. That detail can be useful when you are trying to track down where someone actually gets their mail in Fulton County. Property tax data is public under Georgia Code 50-18-70 and costs nothing to view online.

Fulton County White Pages and Vital Records

The Fulton County Probate Court Records Division handles marriage records and estate searches. Marriage record requests can be submitted at all three Probate Court locations or by mail. Estate searches can be done in person at the downtown location or through the mail as well.

Marriage records are a strong tool for Fulton County white pages searches. They link two people together and often reveal maiden names and family ties. If you need to find someone connected to another person, marriage records can fill that gap. Under Georgia Code 31-10-1, vital records follow their own access rules, but most are available to the public with proper identification.

The Probate Court page above shows how to request marriage and estate records in Fulton County. Both in-person and mail options are available.

Search Fulton County Jail Records

The Fulton County Sheriff's Office runs a jail records search tool. You can look up current inmates and past bookings. Results include the person's name, booking date, charges, and bond amount. These records are public and free to access.

Jail records provide a direct way to identify people in the Fulton County white pages system who have been through the county detention center. This data is current and updates regularly as new bookings happen. The Sheriff's Office maintains these files as part of their duty under the Georgia Open Records Act.

Note: Jail records are a primary source for identifying individuals with recent arrests in Fulton County.

Fulton County Open Records Requests

Georgia law gives you the right to request any public record from Fulton County offices. The Open Records Request Portal is one way to submit formal requests. Under Georgia Code 50-18-70, agencies must respond within three business days. You do not need to give a reason for your request.

The Georgia Open Records Act covers a wide range of documents. Papers, letters, maps, computer data, tapes, and photos all count as public records. Any record made or kept by a government agency falls under this law. For Fulton County white pages searches, this means you can request records from the clerk, sheriff, tax commissioner, assessor, or any other county office. Georgia Code 50-14-1 also makes sure that government meetings and their records stay open to the public.

If you need records that are not available online, contact the specific Fulton County department that holds them. Most offices accept requests by email, phone, or in person. The clerk's office at (404) 613-5313 is a good starting point for most record types.

Georgia White Pages Tools for Fulton County

State-level databases add more depth to your Fulton County white pages search. The Georgia Secretary of State Professional Licensing Search lets you look up anyone with a professional license in the state. Results show the person's name, license number, profession, status, and expiration date. You can narrow results to Fulton County using the advanced search.

Business filings offer another angle. The Georgia eCorp Business Search shows entity info on file with the Secretary of State. Search by entity name, registered agent name, or officer name. Registered agent details often include a physical address. Under Georgia Code 43-1-1, professional licensing boards keep records that are open to the public too.

Voter records can also help. The Georgia My Voter Page lets people check registration status and find their polling place. Full voter lists are available for purchase or inspection under Georgia Code 21-2-210. These lists contain names and addresses for registered voters in Fulton County.

Court records from across the state connect through the Georgia Courts E-Access portal. Most Georgia counties use PeachCourt or Odyssey systems for online court record access. Fulton County's system links back to this statewide hub.

Fulton County White Pages by City

Fulton County is home to some of the largest cities in Georgia. Each city below has its own set of local records and search tools that can supplement your white pages search at the county level.

Nearby Counties

Records for people in the Fulton County area may also appear in these neighboring county systems. Check nearby counties if your white pages search crosses county lines.