For full details, see Section 181.2(21) of the Texas Administrative Code.
For details visit DSHS.texas.gov.
Birth records are available in the County Clerk's Office approximately one to two weeks following the date of birth, but can take up to a month. You will need to fill out an application provided by the County Clerk to obtain a copy of the birth certificate. This can be found on the Birth/Death Certificates page.
Short Form or Abstract Form will only show current information for the individual’s name, date of birth, place of birth, sex, and name of parent(s). This form will not show a history of corrections.
Long Form is most comprehensive certified birth record. It is a copy of the original birth certificate. It will also show a history of corrections that have been made to the birth record.
Long form certificates can only be obtained in the county of birth or from the Texas Vital Statistics Department.
The County Clerk’s office does not provide this information. It is the party’s responsibility to find their own officiant. Texas Family Code Section 2.202 Person’s Authorized to Conduct Ceremony.
CAD office website has all the details.
CAD office website has all the details
No, we only have records of plats filed with us.
We recommend you seek the advice of an attorney. Policy Regarding Pro Se Applicants.
We recommend you seek the advice of an attorney. Policy Regarding Pro Se Applicants.
We recommend you seek the advice of an attorney. All forms must be obtained by the customer. Policy Regarding Pro Se Applicants.
In Property, once a document has been filed, changes cannot be made. To correct a document, the customer would have to file an "amended" document. A fee will also be charged.
In Misdemeanor, once a document has been filed, changes cannot be made. To correct a document, the customer would have to file an “amended” document.
In Probate/Guardianship, once a document has been filed, changes cannot be made. To correct a document, the customer would have to file an "amended" document. A fee may also be charged.
We do not handle record search requests by phone. Requests can be made via email. Any extensive property searches will need to be done by the customer or a real estate title company through Official Public Records. We do not search for liens under any circumstances.
We do not notarize documents; however, we do acknowledge Assumed Name certificates.
For Vitals, the only forms we provide are Assumed Name applications and Withdrawal of an Assumed Name. All other forms must be obtained by the customer.
For Property, all forms must be provided by the customer.
For Probate, all forms must be provided by the customer.
For Guardianship, forms can be found on our website.
For Misdemeanor and Civil, all forms must be provided by the customer.
Birth and death records request can have assistance of a clerk in filling out the application due to special circumstance. This is determined on a case-by-case basis.
Formal and Informal Marriage License applications can be found online.
Absent Applicant Marriage License Applications can be found online.
We cannot help with filling out Assumed Name related documents. The document must be completed prior to entering the office. If any help is needed, you will need to contact an attorney or other appropriate entity.
All evictions and small claims under $20,000 are filed with the Justice of the Peace. Any small claims over $20,000 are filed with the District Clerk.
Visit the District Clerk website.
Visit the District Clerk website.
Visit the District Clerk website.