Los Angeles Public Records Information

The CHS or the Center of Health Statistics is responsible for taking care of all Los Angeles public records. This is done in association of the local government agencies, customers and a number of  state agencies.  The department of CHS provides access to other divisions such as OVR that is the Office of Vital records as well as the OHIR or the Office of Health Information and Research. It also works together with the association of Administration Support Section and ITSS which stands for Information Technology Services Section.

The OVR is responsible for a uniform registration system which includes a static centralized registry.  This registry contains all birth, death, marriage and dissolution public Los Angeles records. The departments makes the entire process of  transmission and collection of vital Los Angeles public record easy mainly at the local level. The OVR enables the local jurisdiction in automating the essential vital record dispensation.  Visit http://www.cdph.ca.gov/programs/ovr/Pages/default.aspx for more information. 

Criminal Records

The office of public safety in the Sheriff’s department provides safety to all employees, patrons as well as  properties. This is done by accessing  essential public records for clarification and verification purposes.  At the sheriff’s office you can get hold of  an inmate and prison record  for the purpose of tracking a convicted individual in oreder to go through his/her  past records. Clicking on http://www.lasd.org/ will provide more details.

Superior Court of California

Here you will find a total index stating the dates of filing the cases as well as the specific case numbers. All types of electronic records can be obtained in by paying the minimum  fee to the Court. For the purpose of providing electrical public entrance to several court information the Superior Court of Los Angeles has to pay an amount for proper maintenance, technical development and multiple operational services.

You can easily obtain several court records and legal documents in relation to divorce and marriage cases, wills, civil cases, criminal charges, changes in name and probate. The current records  can be easily accessed  from the district headquarters court house. You need to contact the Los Angeles county archives for older records.  

If you want to get hold of a public record from the archive you have to proceed with  information about the various parties involved, the case numbers and mention  the types of documents that you need. You have to call up the civil index clerk at (213) 974-1378) for the records or documents after 1965.

For obtaining public records of Los Angeles you can even mail the County Records Center at 222 N. Hill St., Rs. 212, Los Angeles. With this you can even send a check stating the Los Angeles superior court charges  an amount of 50 cents for each individual page and a total amount of $15 for an entire document or record.

The Internet is a great tool to help you in your search and provide you with a legitimate public record.