How to Search and Pay for Public Records Online in Childress County

1. Open the Online Records Search site - Go to https://public.lgsonlinesolutions.com/ors.html.
2. Start a New Account - Click the New Account option (shown at the bottom left).
3. Enter a valid email address you can access - Registration requires email verification, so use an inbox you can open right away.
4. Verify your registration from your email - Complete the verification step through the email message sent to you.

Searching Childress County's online records is free - no subscription required. Don't let subscription messaging while browsing throw you off. Running searches still costs nothing.

Guest Login gives you access to index information and a preview of record images, but that's it. You can't purchase full images as a guest. If you need to buy and download documents, register for an account and sign in.

You can purchase up to 5 record images before a subscription kicks in. After that, the system requires a subscription to continue buying.

The system doesn't store your credit card information. You'll need to enter your card details each time you make a purchase.

1. Use the redirect download link after payment - After your credit card transaction completes, the page should redirect and you’ll click the link that says download.
2. Find your file if the page doesn’t redirect - Click Subscriptions at the top, then choose View Purchases (bottom left) to see past purchases.
3. Pull up a lost receipt - Click Subscriptions, then View Receipts (bottom right) to view, reprint, or save the receipt you need.

Troubleshoot Contact

• ✓ You’re being prompted for a subscription even though you only want to search - searches are allowed for free without a subscription.
• ✓ You’re on Guest Login and can only see index info and previews - guest access can’t purchase full images.
• ✓ Your purchase completed but you didn’t get redirected to a download page - go to Subscriptions → View Purchases to find past purchases.

Still can't find what you need? Contact the county office where the record resides - they can help with questions about specific items or how to obtain them.