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Archivist of the U.S
Archivist of the US
An archivist is a professional who collects, preserves, and manages historical records and documents. They ensure that these records are organized and accessible for research purposes. Archivists may work in various settings, such as libraries, museums, government agencies, or private organizations.
Each individual county keeps records of adoption. However, the state capitol building in Springfield, IL will have microfiche copies of the adoption records in the Hall of Records.
An archivist and a librarian keep records. An author creates works and records.
Official records will not be destroyed without the specific authority of the Archivist of the US.
Archivist of the United States
Check with your "State" Board of Education. I am in Illinois and I am also in the process of obtaining transcripts from that same school. The our state has the records for it.
A person who collects records about an institution is typically called an archivist. Archivists are responsible for acquiring, organizing, preserving, and providing access to records and documents of historical, cultural, or institutional significance.
There is no free statewide court record database in Illinois, but you can access court records by county. Most Illinois counties have free record searches, and they are all listed at the related link below. Just scroll down to a county and click the "court records" link to get the record search page for that county. CourtReference has a page like this for every state.
Temporary, Permanent, and Unscheduled.
In the state of Illinois you can search free circuit court civil and criminal records by county. Records can by searched by name, case and keyword text. The counties also offer a subscription service.