Louisiana Request to Cancel Related Inscriptions is a process that allows individuals to have any information related to their name, such as liens, judgments, or other legal documents, removed from the public record. This process is used when an individual wishes to clear their record of any negative information, such as unpaid debts or bad credit. There are two types of Louisiana Request to Cancel Related Inscriptions: voluntary and involuntary. Voluntary requests involve an individual filing a request to have negative or inaccurate information removed from the public record. Involuntary requests are initiated by an individual’s creditors or other third parties who are trying to remove information from the public record that might hinder the individual’s credit score or other personal information. In both cases, the process requires the individual to submit a request to the proper court or agency, provide evidence that the information is inaccurate or outdated, and pay any fees associated with the request. Once the request is approved, the court or agency will issue an order to remove the information from the public record.