Burnet County Public Records

All public registers in Texas state are covered by the Open Records Act which is now referred to as the Texas Public Information Act. Such Act clearly underlined in the chapter 552 of the Texas Government Code that all records created and maintained by all Texas state agencies and public entities are available to the general public and thus, are accessible by any member of the state who needs to procure them. So long as the proper protocol of getting a hold of these registers are strictly adhered to, accessing them will be easy. In the state of Texas, it is the Attorney General’s Open Records Division which has set up and imposed rules and guidelines that determine whether crucial registers in Texas are subject to the Public Information Act. Public archives in the Lone Star State include, but are not limited only to driver records, vital registers, and arrests and criminal records.

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Unfortunately, with judicial records, they are not that easily accessible unlike the aforementioned registers. Because judicial records are not considered as court records, you have to petition the court in writing in order to request access to them. When filing your request, it is helpful to be specific and clear to narrow down results and locate the record you need faster. Indicating your relationship to the person named on the record is very important. You must also tell the court your purpose for procuring such document. They will then decide whether to allow you or not. Whatever their decision will be, you will get notified though. Knowing which appropriate office to pay a visit to is very helpful should you wish to procure any public records in Burnet County. The Texas state governmental bodies include the Department of State Health Services, Clerk Offices and Circuit Courts, Department of Justice, Sheriffs’ Offices and well as State Superior Courts. Vital records can be accessed from the Department of State Health Services’ Vital Records Division. However, for marriage and divorce decrees, it is best to contact the Burnet County Clerk’s Office as this is the entity responsible for keeping track of such important registers. With the Internet’s emergence, transactions today including records retrieval are made easier. Now, you can do most things online. With alternative record providers all over the Web, you have a wide list of options to choose from. And since it is paperless, it is economical and way cheaper.

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Burnet County Court Records

To file an entreaty for any Burnet County public registers, the following must be done:

• – Download the request or application form specific for the record you wish to procure. Complete the form in its entirety with all the details asked.
• – For marriage and divorce decrees, indicating the complete names of the couple is necessary. You also have to specify the date and county where the event transpired.
• – For death certificates, provide the complete name of the decedent, date and county of birth, spouse’s name, parents’ name, and the social security number if known.
• – For arrest and criminal records, the complete legal name of the person whose background is investigated must be provided as. Any known aliases must also be indicated. You also have to identify the last known address as well as the social security number if available.