Kristopher Ives asked:
I’ve been reading around and it appears that the state can charge a fee for public record copies, which seems mainly oriented to paper records. However, my state (Oregon) offers a CD-ROM of public records for new business listings for $50 each month.
I’ve been reading around and it appears that the state can charge a fee for public record copies, which seems mainly oriented to paper records. However, my state (Oregon) offers a CD-ROM of public records for new business listings for $50 each month.
This is hardly a “minimal fee”, and from what I read the cost of this CANNOT be for the labor or preparation for the record, simply only the cost of creating the copy.
Cheers,
Kris
This question is about materials NOT printed.
My state charges two or copies of only summary of lab test results think they want to keep people from having copies of documents so they.
Comment by insomniac — May 7, 2009 @ 7:28 am