Dundas, Virginia Public Records

Inspecting records is free under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act, and agencies may charge only the actual cost of copies, with a deposit allowed when charges will exceed $200. OCIS court case search is free, a certified Virginia birth, death, marriage or divorce certificate costs $15 under the July 1, 2026 rate, and circuit court clerks charge statutory fees for deed copies.

Ask the Dundas police department for incident reports if the town has its own force; otherwise the Lunenburg County Sheriff's Office keeps reports for the area. Complete crash reports are released by the Virginia DMV to people involved in the crash and their representatives.

Cases filed in Lunenburg County are heard by the circuit court and general district court for the county. The Online Case Information System, OCIS 2.0, on vacourts.gov searches circuit and district court cases by name or case number.

Deeds are recorded by the Clerk of the Lunenburg County Circuit Court, with secure remote access to land records. The Commissioner of the Revenue or county assessor sets values, and the Lunenburg County Treasurer sends the bill and collects payments.

Virginia birth, death, marriage and divorce certificates are issued by the VDH Division of Vital Records, local health districts and DMV customer service centers, $15 each. Marriage licenses are also kept by the circuit court clerk where they were issued.

Yes. The Virginia State Police runs a name search of Virginia criminal history with form SP-167 for a fee. OCIS also shows criminal court cases by name.

Virginia agencies must respond within five working days under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act, Code 2.2-3704, and may take seven more working days with notice.