We make public records public.
Not all public records are available via the Web and the records that are available are not always easy to find. We research and deliver:

• Court documents
• Archived documents
• Specialized administrative records and proceedings
• Property records
• Government agency subject reports
• Committee meeting agendas and minutes
• Any publicly-available record

Access/Information respects and complies with federal and state privacy laws. We will not attempt to retrieve records protected by these statutes and regulations.

Additionally we are well-versed in legislative history research and compilation and in the research procedures of the National Archives and Records Administration.

Legislative History Compilation
In complicated legal matters, it is often necessary to determine the intent behind the language of a particular statute. We will track down the various legislative components of a particular state or federal law including committee hearings, committee prints, house and senate floor debates, and previous versions of a bill. We will also go to the Colorado State Archives on your behalf to listen to and tape audio recordings of committee hearings and legislative floor debates.

National Archives and Records Research and Retrieval
Access/Information is listed on the National Archives and Records Administration online directory of researchers specializing in records held at NARA’s Denver facility. We comply with all established research room procedures. We specialize in research services for the legal and business communities, including document retrieval related to U.S. District Court and U.S. Court of Appeals archived records and other federal agency/department public records.