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Senin, 11 November 2013

Florida Public Records

Florida Public Records


by Ben Kingsley


Since the implementation of the Freedom of Information Act, the state of Florida has allowed its residents to obtain a copy of their personal records. This means that they can request any of the Florida Public Records whenever it is needed and other people can also access it provided that they are authorized to access the file.

Florida records are grouped into two categories: personal documents and criminal files. Personal files include the birth and death certificates as well as the marriage and divorce licenses issued in the state. Criminal records are issued to individuals who have been reported for crimes and violations. Such violations are documented in the form of a criminal file, arrest or a police report.

Personal files are primarily used in genealogy research. Researchers would refer to the certificates of birth, death and marriage to update the family tree. Divorce records are the last file that is checked in updating the family history. Divorce and marriage records are also used to verify the marital status of an individual. The criminal records are the source of information when conducting a background check on certain people. Business owners would regularly do this to make sure that they have people with clean criminal history. Investigators would also use it as part of their case investigations.

In order to get a copy of any of the public document in the state of Florida, one has to prepare fees for the retrieval process. Fees would vary depending on the document being requested as well as the place of request. The basic detail about the record that is being obtained has to be known and indicated on the request form. Although, the documents are opened to the public, only the person himself and his immediate family are allowed to request for the documents. This is the reason why the application form required individuals to provide their contact details. Getting a copy of a public document may take several days. Delays can be experienced if issues are faced during the retrieval process.

Birth, marriage death and divorce files are managed by the state's Vital statistics office under the Department of Health. Criminal records, on the other hand, can be requested at the state's Department of Public Safety. The local county clerk office and court house can also assist in getting the needed documents if going to the state office is not possible. Both offices accept mail in requests. But it usually takes longer than the usual delivery time. This is why the Internet is used as a medium to deliver information to the public.

Requesting for public records through the Internet can also be done. This method can help hasten the process. It saves one from going to any office since the request can be done anywhere that has Internet connection and the results are displayed in just seconds instead of days.




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Title: Florida Public Records
Author: Ben Kingsley
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Keywords: public,business,society,news,legal,government,people,criminal,genealogy,family
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