Finding Tenant Eviction Records
Summary
Eviction records in San Francisco can be accessed through the Superior Court of San Francisco. Unlawful detainer cases are sealed unless the landlord wins and 60 days have passed. Tenant screening services may also provide background checks, but compliance with tenant screening laws is required. For specific details, contact the Superior Court of San Francisco - Civil Division.Full Conversation
How can I find out if a tenant has ever been evicted in sf?
In San Francisco, eviction records are public in some cases, but California law limits access to them.
- Check court records: Visit or contact the Superior Court of San Francisco. Eviction cases are filed as "Unlawful Detainer" lawsuits.
- Records are sealed unless the landlord wins and 60 days have passed.
- A tenant screening service may provide background checks, but you must comply with tenant screening laws.
Would you like courthouse contact details?
Yes
Which neighborhood or area of San Francisco are you closest to? This will help me find the correct courthouse for you.
Market street in sf
Superior Court of San Francisco - Civil Division
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * McAllister Street, San Francisco, CA *
Website: www.sfsuperiorcourt.org
This is the courthouse where eviction (unlawful detainer) cases are typically filed or accessed in San Francisco. You can contact them for more details.
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