Military Records

Funeral records are documents kept by funeral homes detailing the funeral services that were registered with them. When it comes to conducting research on the death of an individual, death records are often the first recourse while funeral documents are often (unjustly) overlooked.

One of the primary reasons why funeral records are ignored is that, unlike death records, they are not considered public records. Funeral homes are not required by law to release funeral documents unless there is just cause. But as of late, more funeral homes are allowing the general public to request for this information, provided that the name of the deceased and the date of death are provided accurately by the requesting party.

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joeschmo asked:

Do they contact your insurance company and get billing information and then get the records from the doctor or hospital?

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pk asked:

The Air Force has no assignment records older than 1970. Trying to find info on a group of comrades.

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29 characters to work with…… asked:

For Prussian held Rhineland at the very least.

I’m not even sure if they had armies, but does anyone know anything about finding similar records for Trier, Cologne and Westphalia. I know the Prussian ones exist.

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Ruby asked:

I was just wondering this
Like if you go to the hospital and get a rape kit done on you and police were involved and so on and so on, does it go on record?
Are there any links you can provide for me with information on whether they go on record or not?

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Arrest Records Online: ) or by the individual (magazine subscriptions voter registration etc. Once arrest documents are online, the processing time will become more efficient, allowing anyone to view these public arrest records as long as they have Internet access. Another advantage of conducting a search for arrest arrest records online is that even with minimal information you will be able to obtain a lead for the full data on the arrest. For instance, you can use a current and ex spouse search beforehand to identify the names and addresses of the spouses which will in turn, bring you to the correct county in which you can request for the arrest documents.. The best way to find court records when you don’t have a lot of information to go on is to work with a professional service.

Arrest Public Records Maryland:

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essteff asked:

To make a long story short, there is a possibility that I might get an Admin Separation from the Marine Corps due to my mental state and the medication that I’m currently on. I have to meet with a Psychiatrist who will ultimately determine whether or not I’m fit for full duty. If they decide that I’m not, how much info about my situation can they tell my command other than: “This Marine is not fit for full duty?” Also, how much information am I required to tell my command about the meeting?

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