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[Solved] How to find out what information is held


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(@Kingofswing)
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Hi all.

How do I find out what information various bodies hold on me, council, social services and police for instance? Is there a special name? Can I request copies of any correspondence that referenced or included me, if I was not party to the correspondence, are there set time frames to receive information? what are my options if information held about me is incorrect?

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(@citydad)
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You have to make a subject access request to the various bodies . Under data protection / Gdpr they have to give you what they hold on you . I’d imagine the police won’t have to give you every single thing as it might prejudice an investigation for example . Call your local police station / social services etc and they’ll tell you the process . The police is online and the social services I wanted to request my data was an email adresss

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(@dadmod2)
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hi,

if you want to check your police records, just pay a fee and get DBS check done on yourself.

£25 fee

https://www.gov.uk/request-copy-criminal-record

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(@Kingofswing)
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Thanks,

That could be a useful and quick way to obtain the information

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