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Texas assumed-name certificate instructions (Form 503) (opens in a new tab)

Read the Secretary of State assumed-name certificate instructions for the filing entities listed in the official guidance.

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Texas Secretary of State · Form 503 — Instructions for Assumed Name Certificate (opens in a new tab)

Form 503 — Commentary (TBCC § 71.103)

A domestic or foreign corporation, limited liability company, limited partnership, limited liability partnership, or other foreign filing entity that regularly conducts business or renders a professional service in this state under a name other than its legal name (the name stated in its certificate of formation or comparable document) must file an assumed name certificate with the secretary of state. (Texas Business & Commerce Code [TBCC] § 71.103).

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Texas Public Information Act request information (opens in a new tab)

Read OAG instructions for a written request to the governmental body believed to maintain the existing information.

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Office of the Attorney General of Texas · How to Request Public Information | Office of the Attorney General (opens in a new tab)

How to Request Public Information (Gov't Code § 552.234)

A public information request must be in writing to the governmental body you believe maintains the information. However, your written request needs to be for information already in existence.

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Texas birth-certificate information (opens in a new tab)

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Texas Department of State Health Services · Birth Records | Texas DSHS (opens in a new tab)

Birth Records overview

Vital Statistics maintains birth records for the state of Texas. A birth record is a vital document that records a person's birth. Vital Statistics issues certified copies of birth certificates ( long form, short form, heirloom, or for election identification)

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Texas marriage and divorce verification-letter information (opens in a new tab)

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Texas Department of State Health Services · Marriage and Divorce Records | Texas DSHS (opens in a new tab)

Marriage and Divorce Verification Letters overview

Vital Statistics issues letters verifying if a marriage or divorce was recorded with the State of Texas based on the application for marriage or divorce sent to our office by local clerks. Verification letters are not considered legal substitutes for marriage licenses or divorce decrees.

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