Miami Dade County, FL Public Records

Miami Date County public records are available to requesters via mail or email. These records may only have to be in writing if required explicitly by the law. The state attorney’s office acknowledges all public records requests and responds promptly. Some Miami-Dade County public records are partly restricted, though, like birth records which are limited to a specific number until 100 years after the person’s birth. Marriage, death, and divorce records are publicly available, however. Besides confidential applications, financial information, and property records like taxes and construction images are open to the public. These are attained by online public record requests at the property appraiser's office. The records can take thirty days, though, to process, depending on the size and location of the documents.