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Case documents
Learn what types of documents you may have, where they come from, and how to identify and organize them.
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Better organization
begins with understanding
what you have.
Guides and tools to help you identify, organize, preserve, request and prepare the records related to your case.
Five guides. One clear path.
Which resource should I use,
and how do the guides fit together?
Each guide focuses on a different part of the process. Together, they help you go from understanding what you have to being ready for a review. You can use the guides in order or jump to the one you need most right now.
The guides
Explore each resource
Choose the guide that matches what you want to do. Each one includes practical steps, checklists and plain-language explanations to help you move forward.
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Digital records
Learn how to find, save and preserve digital records like photos, messages, emails and files.
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Requesting records
Learn how to request records from schools, agencies and other sources. Confirm the procedure with the record holder.
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Preparing for review
Learn how to organize your materials and prepare them for a meaningful review.
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Start with the basics
If you’re not sure where to begin, we recommend starting with Case documents. It will help you understand what you have and set a foundation for the other guides.
General information
Important things to know
These resources provide general information and practical guidance. They are educational in nature and not a substitute for professional advice. Every situation is different, and these materials may not apply to your specific circumstances.