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NARA Invites Comment on 2010 Census Records

NARA Invites Comment on 2010 Census Records
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The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is inviting you to have a say about what it?ll be like to research the 2010 census records in the future.

NARA is asking for public comment on the Appraisal and Records schedule for the census. These schedules list all the records created during Census 2010?not just the census forms you filled out, but also address canvassing maps, data summaries, various publications and more?and proposes standards for their retention or disposition.

For those records proposed for permanent retention, the schedule contains instructions for their transfer to NARA. For records are proposed for temporary retention, the schedule contains instructions for their later disposal.

The proposed schedule provides that the 2010 decennial census forms we all filled out will be preserved in the form of scanned images. (You can read about the archives? preservation of digital images here.) It calls for those and other ?permanently valuable? records to be transferred to NARA within 10 years after the census.

For more information and to link to the Appraisal and Records schedule, see this post on the archives? NARAtions blog.

The documents are lengthy. You can get a summary of many of the documents proposed for preservation on the archives? Records Express blog. 

Comments and questions regarding the proposed retention/disposition of records are being accepted on both of the above-mentioned blog posts through Dec. 30.

Source: Genealogy Insider

NARA Invites Comment on 2010 Census Records

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