Texas Sex Offender Registry
Search registered sex offenders in Texas. 96,789 registrants tracked from Texas Public Sex Offender Registry.
Registry Overview
96,789
Registrants
TX
State Code
Yes
SORNA Compliant
Daily
Update Frequency
Texas Registry Laws
Texas maintains a public sex offender registry as required by federal law under the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA). Texas is fully compliant with SORNA requirements, implementing all federal standards for sex offender registration, notification, and classification.
The Texas Public Sex Offender Registry is maintained by state law enforcement and updated regularly. All registrants are classified into tiers based on the severity of their offense. Tier 1 offenders have the lowest risk classification, while Tier 3 offenders are considered the highest risk.
Residents of Austin and other Texas cities can search the registry for free. Registration requirements typically include providing a current address, employment information, and photograph. Failure to register or update registration information is a criminal offense.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check the sex offender registry in Texas?
You can search the Texas sex offender registry directly on SafeWatch by entering any Texas address in the search bar above. You can also visit the official Texas Public Sex Offender Registry website.
How many registered sex offenders are in Texas?
There are currently 96,789 registered sex offenders tracked in Texas. This number is updated daily from the Texas Public Sex Offender Registry.
What are the sex offender registration requirements in Texas?
Texas requires convicted sex offenders to register with local law enforcement, provide their current address, and update their registration periodically. The specific requirements and duration depend on the tier classification of the offense.
Is Texas SORNA compliant?
Yes, Texas is fully compliant with the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA), meeting all federal standards for registration, classification, and community notification.