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Where to Request a Record
Use the custodian that created or maintains the Saratoga record. City material and county records follow separate request paths:
- Deeds, liens, maps, and county marriage records: contact the Santa Clara County Clerk-Recorder and review Saratoga public records access.
- Court cases by name: use the Saratoga court records search and the Santa Clara County Superior Court channels it identifies.
- Birth, death, marriage, and divorce material: check Saratoga vital record sources. The Clerk-Recorder issues county certificates, while divorce files belong to Superior Court.
- Voter self-lookup and restricted voter data: follow the official channels described under Saratoga voter records.
- City, school, and property directories: consult Saratoga people directories for the responsible local and county listings.
- Records not posted online: submit a California Public Records Act request to the agency that keeps the file.
City of Saratoga records: request city legislative, administrative, building, or planning material through Saratoga City Hall's records process, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, CA 95070. Building and planning files should be checked at the Community Development public kiosk first. The city also provides an online request form, and other requests may be made in person.
Santa Clara County recorded documents: contact the Santa Clara County Clerk-Recorder at 110 W. Tasman Drive, 1st Floor, San Jose, CA 95134, or call 408.299.5688. The business counter is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. This county office, not Saratoga City Hall, holds deeds, liens, recorded maps, fictitious business names, and county vital certificates.