We Are Not a Government Office or Records Custodian. Monroe People Search is privately operated. We cannot retrieve files, certify copies, verify a person's residence, or erase information from another database. Contact the office responsible for the record for those services. Call 911 in an emergency. Contact local law enforcement if you believe someone is stalking or harassing you.
Where to Request Monroe Records
Use the custodian that actually holds the Monroe or Union County record:
- Deeds, plats, and county certificates: Union County Register of Deeds, 500 N. Main Street, Suite 239, Monroe, NC 28112; 704-283-3843; recording counter open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. See Monroe public records.
- Court cases, estates, judgments, and foreclosures: Union County Clerk of Superior Court, reached through the Monroe court records name search resources.
- Birth, death, marriage, and divorce evidence: use the Monroe vital records contacts because certificates and court judgments have different custodians.
- Voter lookup and registration data: contact the Union County Board of Elections, 316-B E. Windsor Street, Monroe, NC 28112; 704-283-3809, or use the Monroe voter registration resources.
- Municipal documents: City Hall, 300 W. Crowell Street, Monroe, NC 28112; main line 704-282-4500; City Clerk 704-282-4502. City requests use Monroe NextRequest.
- Staff, education, property, and historical listings: choose among the Monroe directories maintained by city, county, state, university, and library sources.
For a record that is not online, describe the existing document, date range, and preferred format. North Carolina Public Records Law, Chapter 132, applies to the appropriate government custodian, not to this private reference site.