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Puerto Rico’s Transparency and Access to Public Information Act
Each State has their own version of the FOIA (Freedom of Information Act), which allows you to request public records from government agencies.
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State Records FAQs
Puerto Rico’s Transparency and Access to Public Information Act establishes the right of all people to access government records, promoting transparency and accountability.
Anyone—Puerto Rican residents, U.S. citizens, or foreign nationals—may request records.
Agencies must respond within 10 business days, with a possible 10-day extension.
Yes. Written requests ensure accuracy and accountability and may be submitted electronically or by mail.
Agencies may charge reasonable reproduction costs but may not impose excessive fees that hinder access.
Police reports, contracts, budgets, environmental permits, and education records are common examples.
Exemptions include national security, trade secrets, personal privacy, and active investigations.
You may appeal to the Office of the Comptroller or file a lawsuit in Puerto Rico courts.
It closely mirrors federal FOIA but covers territorial and municipal agencies instead of federal ones.
No. Act 141-2019 is open to any person, regardless of residency.