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COVID-19 - As recommended precautions continue to increase for COVID-19, the James E. Rudder Building will be closed to visitors and customers beginning Wednesday, March 18, 2020. The Office of the Secretary of State is committed to continuing to provide services to ensure business and public filings remain available 24/7 through our online business service, SOSDirect, as well as United States Postal mail, email, and faxes. If needed, you may schedule an appointment related to apostilles by calling (512) 463-5705. Calls will be accepted Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. Thank you in advance for your patience during this difficult time.
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- Texas Joins Electronic Registration Information Center
- Secretary Hughs Announces “Ready. Check. Vote.” Voter Education Initiative
- Secretary Hughs Reminds Texans To Register And Prepare To Vote
- Secretary Hughs Convenes First Border Trade Advisory Committee Meeting Of 2020
- Secretary Hughs Delivers Remarks At Naturalization Ceremonies
- Secretary Hughs Convenes Statewide Agency Roundtable Discussion On 2020 Census
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