Indiana 10-1. Notice of Completion of Clerk's Record is a legal document issued by the local county clerk in Indiana when all the documents of a particular court case have been filed and the clerk has completed their record of the case. It is a form required by Indiana law to be filed by the county clerk after the final disposition of a case. The Notice of Completion of Clerk's Record is used to inform all parties in the case that the clerk's record has been completed. It also serves the purpose of preserving the rights of any party involved in the case, as it is the final official document created for the case. There are two types of Indiana 10-1. Notice of Completion of Clerk's Record documents: one for civil cases and one for criminal cases. The civil case Notice of Completion of Clerk's Record includes the case number, the date of the final disposition, and a description of the documents filed in the case. The criminal case Notice of Completion of Clerk's Record includes the case number, the date of the final disposition, the name of the defendant, and a description of the documents filed in the case.