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Public Records Request Generator

Stop letting agencies stonewall you with bad request letters.

Paste your situation, get a state-correct, statute-cited public records request you can send today.

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Real work product — not AI slop, not a paralegal mill

Same-day start

Paid work moves to the top of the queue

No legal advice

Document review, evidence organization, strategy — that's it

How it works

Three steps. No calls required. No back-and-forth to get started.

1

You buy it

Secure Stripe checkout. You get an immediate confirmation email with what happens next.

2

We get to work

Paid requests move to the priority queue. No tickets, no ladders to climb.

3

You get the deliverable

Instant email delivery. PDF + .txt attached. Send it today.

Who this is for

  • →You suspect a public agency has documents about you, your case, or your neighborhood.
  • →You’ve been told ‘we don’t have those records’ and you don’t believe it.
  • →You sent a request before and got ignored, denied, or quoted absurd fees.
  • →You want a record on file that proves you asked, on what date, citing what statute.

What you get

  • ✓A custom public records request letter, citing your state’s correct sunshine/FOIA statute
  • ✓Specific records-categories language so they can’t dodge with ‘too vague’
  • ✓Date range and format-of-production requested (PDF, native, etc.)
  • ✓Fee-waiver language for public-interest requests
  • ✓A follow-up template if they don’t respond inside the statutory window

What changes for you

You stop sending vague emails the records clerk can ignore. You send a letter that names the law, the records, the dates, and your rights. If they stall, your follow-up is already drafted.

Why $3 is the obvious move

Agencies routinely deny weak requests and quietly comply with strong ones. The difference is the wording. $3 to send a request that actually works is cheaper than the gas to drive to City Hall.

What's in the box

  • ▪1 PDF — your custom records request letter, ready to send
  • ▪1 .txt copy you can paste into email or your agency’s online form
  • ▪Follow-up letter template (use it on day 11 if they ghost you)

Quick answers

How does it know my state’s law?

When you check out, you tell us your state, the agency, what records you want, and the time period. The system drafts the letter using your state’s specific public records statute.

Is this legal advice?

No. Real Ryan Nichols LLC is not a law firm. The letter is templated and structured — not legal advice. For legal advice on records strategy, consult a licensed attorney.

Refunds?

Digital product, delivered immediately. Non-refundable once delivered. If you didn’t receive it, email hello@realryannichols.com to resend.

What if the agency still says no?

Move to the FOIA Appeal Letter ($7). Appeals work — most weak denials get reversed when the appeal cites statute correctly.

Can I use this for federal records?

Yes — federal FOIA option in the dropdown. State-specific sunshine statute citations otherwise.

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Important — read this

Real Ryan Nichols LLC is not a law firm and Ryan Nichols is not an attorney. This product is document review, evidence organization, plan of action, and strategy support — not legal advice and not legal representation. For matters with significant stakes, consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction. See Terms and Privacy.