A Pennsylvania Notice of Intent to Request Redaction is a document that is used to notify the custodian of public records that they intend to request that certain information be redacted. Redaction is the process of removing information from a document that is deemed confidential or private. The Pennsylvania Notice of Intent to Request Redaction is typically used when requesting records from a government agency or other public records custodian. There are two primary types of Pennsylvania Notice of Intent to Request Redaction. The first type is a “Standard Notice” which is used for requesting a full or partial redaction of public records. The second type is an “Expedited Notice” which is used for requesting a more immediate redaction of public records. The Pennsylvania Notice of Intent to Request Redaction must include the information that is being requested for redaction, the reason for the request, and the name of the person or entity making the request. It must also state the date on which the request was made and the date by which a response is expected. The notice must be signed by the person making the request and must be delivered to the custodian of public records.