Get MI FOIA Request For Public Records - Oakland County 2015-2024

Document Copies Orders for copies on most public Civil, Criminal, and Domestic cases can be placed online through Court Explorer. To request copies of documents in the court legal file on a Juvenile matter, email JuvenileLegal@Oakgov.com. To request a Certified Copy of a Judgment of Divorce contact MDHHS Vital Records.

FOIA requests directed to the Legislative Council can be sent by email or mail to: Email: LCA@legislature.mi.gov. Requests should include a name, phone number, and mailing address. View the Legislative Council's written procedures and guidelines.

Can I obtain Court Records through FOIA? The Judiciary, including the District, Circuit Court and Probate Courts and the office of the County Clerk when acting in the capacity of Clerk for the Circuit Court, are not considered public bodies and therefore are not subject to FOIA. See MCL 15.232(h)(iv).

FOIA requests directed to the Legislative Council can be sent by email or mail to: Email: LCA@legislature.mi.gov. Requests should include a name, phone number, and mailing address. View the Legislative Council's written procedures and guidelines.

To access the Michigan Criminal History Record Database, please go to https://.michigan.gov/msp/0,4643,7-123-1878_8311---,00.html. This search includes all Public Michigan Criminal History Information as allowed by Public Act 310 of 2005. It does not include federal arrests or criminal records from other states.

You may ask Oakland County for public records under the Michigan Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). Visit the FOIA Request Center to access the public record portal to submit a FOIA request online. Many public records are already on Oakland County's website.

Any person other than incarcerated felons may request public records in Michigan. A person who asks for access to public records is not required to justify his or her request. A person can use the information any way they please. The Michigan Freedom of Information Act allows 5 days for any response to record requests.

Michigan Public Criminal Records The Internet Criminal History Access Tool (ICHAT) is an online database that allows members of the public to search for criminal records by name.

Document Copies Orders for copies on most public Civil, Criminal, and Domestic cases can be placed online through Court Explorer. To request copies of documents in the court legal file on a Juvenile matter, email JuvenileLegal@Oakgov.com. To request a Certified Copy of a Judgment of Divorce contact MDHHS Vital Records.

FOIA requests directed to the Legislative Council can be sent by email or mail to: Email: LCA@legislature.mi.gov. Requests should include a name, phone number, and mailing address. View the Legislative Council's written procedures and guidelines.

Can I obtain Court Records through FOIA? The Judiciary, including the District, Circuit Court and Probate Courts and the office of the County Clerk when acting in the capacity of Clerk for the Circuit Court, are not considered public bodies and therefore are not subject to FOIA. See MCL 15.232(h)(iv).

FOIA requests directed to the Legislative Council can be sent by email or mail to: Email: LCA@legislature.mi.gov. Requests should include a name, phone number, and mailing address. View the Legislative Council's written procedures and guidelines.

To access the Michigan Criminal History Record Database, please go to https://.michigan.gov/msp/0,4643,7-123-1878_8311---,00.html. This search includes all Public Michigan Criminal History Information as allowed by Public Act 310 of 2005. It does not include federal arrests or criminal records from other states.

You may ask Oakland County for public records under the Michigan Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). Visit the FOIA Request Center to access the public record portal to submit a FOIA request online. Many public records are already on Oakland County's website.

Any person other than incarcerated felons may request public records in Michigan. A person who asks for access to public records is not required to justify his or her request. A person can use the information any way they please. The Michigan Freedom of Information Act allows 5 days for any response to record requests.

Michigan Public Criminal Records The Internet Criminal History Access Tool (ICHAT) is an online database that allows members of the public to search for criminal records by name.