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"I found out that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms had me listed as a member of a radical militant group. I went to one fringe militia meeting with a boyfriend in college and never went back (and broke up with him). It's good to know they have that file. Now I can get that removed."

- D.S., Oak Park, Illinois

"Right-To-Know helped me get a detailed report of my government records. I didn't know that so many agencies kept tabs on my past. It was surprising how much information they had."

--H.G., Tempe, AZ

After moving from Mexico 14 years ago, I was happy to hear that the recently elected Mexican government had opened its files to the public. But I didn't know how to perform the searches. Right-To-Know returned several items about my family's past. I was thankful to see what the government knows.

--J.T., San Antonio, TX

"As an employer, I have found Right-To-Know to be an invaluable tool in my hiring practices. My company deals with sensitive information, and I need to know as much about a potential employee as possible. I feel much more confident in hiring new employees once I have their government records."

-- G.L. New York, NY

"Some friends of mine in high school were pretty wild and did some crazy things. I found out from Right-To-Know that they were under surveillance by the FBI at one point. To my surprise, my name was on the list too because I was an acquaintance and considered a leader due to my student government involvement."

-- J.C., Modesto, CA

"I was in the Navy for a few years, and Right-To-Know helped me find extensive records on my past. There were some things that I thought had been forgotten... and some embarrassing things I would rather forget, but the government still had me in their files."

-- S.C., Lincoln, N

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