§ 103650 Record Search Fee Payment

This rule says you have to pay a fee up front when you ask the record keeper to look for a specific file, as long as you aren't asking for an official copy.

Key Takeaways

•Pay the search fee before the custodian starts looking for the record.
•The fee applies only when you don't ask for a certified copy.
•The amount you pay is the same as the fee set in Section 103625.

Example

Jane wants the city clerk to search the old building permits for a house she is buying, but she only needs to know if the permit exists, not a certified copy.

Jane must pay the search fee before the clerk looks through the files, and the amount she pays is the same as the fee listed in another rule (Section 103625).

The fee for any search of the files and records performed by the custodian of the records for a specific record when no certified copy is made shall be paid in advance by the applicant. The fee shall be the same as the fee required in Section 103625. (Added by Stats. 1995, Ch. 415, Sec. 4. Effective January 1, 1996.)

This rule says you have to pay a fee up front when you ask the record keeper to look for a specific file, as long as you aren't asking for an official copy.

Key Takeaways

•Pay the search fee before the custodian starts looking for the record.
•The fee applies only when you don't ask for a certified copy.
•The amount you pay is the same as the fee set in Section 103625.

Example

Jane wants the city clerk to search the old building permits for a house she is buying, but she only needs to know if the permit exists, not a certified copy.

Jane must pay the search fee before the clerk looks through the files, and the amount she pays is the same as the fee listed in another rule (Section 103625).

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