RS 10:9-522 — United States — Louisiana law | Esheria

RS 10:9-522

The secretary of state and the filing office must keep financing-statement information for at least one year after lapse, and the record must be retrievable by debtor name and file number. They may destroy written records unless another public-records law says otherwise, but if they do, they must keep another compliant

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United States — Louisiana
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Language
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financing statements public records record retention

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The secretary of state and the filing office must keep financing-statement information for at least one year after lapse, and the record must be retrievable by debtor name and file number. They may destroy written records unless another public-records law says otherwise, but if they do, they must keep another compliant record.