How to Request Privacy for Your Public Records

• •Residents may request the removal of specific exempt information from public websites, including military discharges, death certificates, and family/juvenile/probate court records.
• •Grantor, grantee, or party names cannot be removed from the Official Records index unless the name includes a street address (e.g., in a Trust or LLC).
• •Requests for record removal must be notarized, state the statutory basis for the exemption, and confirm the individual's eligibility.
• •Affected persons may request the addition of information to public websites regarding the identity of a respondent in a final judgment for an injunction for the protection of a minor.
• •Requests to add information regarding injunctions must be in writing and include the specific case number.
• •Requests can be submitted by mail or in person at 2 Courthouse Square, Kissimmee, FL 34741.
• •Courthouse hours are 8am to 5pm, Monday through Friday, with recording and payments accepted until 4:30pm.

Residents can protect sensitive personal data, such as military discharge papers or family law records, from being publicly viewable online by submitting a notarized request to the Osceola County Clerk's office.

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