Observed arrival · 2026-11-14
FileChase takes the paperwork chase off your desk
A paid service that drafts, files, and tracks state and local public-records requests, then delivers the returned records in an organized set.
- For
- Contractors, law firms, journalists, and researchers
- Worth noticing
- Agency fees are charged at cost only with written approval; a CTA advertises a $99 first request despite the $149 price elsewhere.
Field notes
Each order is scoped to one agency and a defined record set; FileChase says it drafts under the relevant state law, waits for customer wording approval, tracks statutory deadlines, and seeks written approval before any agency fee. Deliverables are described as indexed PDFs, native data files when applicable, a one-page account of what was returned or withheld, and the correspondence trail. The page lists $149 per request, while a CTA says “$99 first request,” so the displayed price is inconsistent.
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