Is there a way you can see your Permant Records?
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If you're in the US, the Freedom of Information Act ensures you can see it. You usually have to call the school and make an appointment to do it. I know when I did it, a guidance counselor sat down and explained everything that was in it. Ultimately, it was a lot less interesting than I thought it would be.
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Contact city hall for their records
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Usually the county or city clerk's office holds those records.  They are typically viewable on the county or city clerk's website, if they have one, depending on where you live.  You would look under the area of mortgages & deeds.
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If you want to find out, what you have in your computer, go to http://www.belarc.com They will go through your computer, and give you the results..It is free, and then you can print it out, you will have a record of everything, that is in your computer...
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Ask your school - the office secretary should know, or have records.
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there are no free ones. you can find one for a fee of 20--30 dollars. if you really want to know you would have to file for records yourself at the courthouse or have them requested on your behalf.
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Yes, use Tools and click on Internet Options. There will be a box that comes up, and in the box it shows your history. You just go into that area and search for what you are wanting.
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Simply click on "My Q&A" (top left just below ask.)\nIt'll highlight your ask/answer history.
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Its public record.  If you know the county you can go there and request information, however it will not be for free.  Just small min. cost.
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Go to the local county records.
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Depends on the state where you live, in can show up in public records. For example, if you live in Arizona, they can be recorded with the county recorder and any one can look it up.
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These things are probably free, but aren't generally online.  Most of the records you're talking about are public record, and you can get copies at the relevant courthouse or police department, but these institutions don't tend to go through the time or expense of putting the information online.  \n\nIf you want to check, look up the institution which would have created the records you're looking for: county courthouse, etc.  See if they've got an online document repository.  If they don't, give them a call and the clerk will be able to help you.
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Look under C:, Documents and Settings, Administrator, My Documents, My Pictures\n-MM
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Hello:\n\nArrest records are not public.\n\nexcon
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go to the history button on your browser
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I don't think so.  I think the only way you can get access to one is if it was processed thru a probate court.  These records are usually kept on file at the local county offices.
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if you are using internet explorer (or most other browsers), then select tools, setting/internet options.  from there you can view your list of temporary files.  I am running Ie7, but in ie 6 you can select view, and then click on history if all you want to do is view it.  In most other browsers there is an explorer tab that you can select vith "view" or "tools" and see your history from there (browsers like opera,firefox/netscape,)