Governor Perry signed HB 2061 which declares Social Security numbers are not confidential and county clerks are no longer legally required to redact them from records. Government agencies are permitted to redact SSN’s and individuals can also request to have their number redacted. The legislation is in response to a recent opinion by the TX Attorney General which required agencies to redact SSN’s or face criminal charges. View Bill Folder
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