1950 Census records
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David Newton said: At the same point after it was taken as every other US census0
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Brian Jensen said: April 2022 (72 years after the census was taken). See: https://www.census.gov/history/www/fa...0
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A van Helsdingen said: Current law is that censuses are public after 72 years. That could be extended at any time, and I think at some point due to people living longer it will occur. In many other countries 100 years is standard for these sorts of records.0
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Tom Huber said: There will likely be a major call for people to help index that census once it is released.0
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Matt Daly said: I believe they'll be released on April 1st, 2022 since "census day" was technically April 1st. In 2012 I was in DC when the 1940 census was released and the national archives had an event for it. From my understanding, all the digital images will likely be available to browse in some fashion on April 1st or shortly thereafter. Being able to "search" them probably won't happen for a few months as volunteers index all of them.0
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Paul said: Also, see https://www.familysearch.org/blog/en/.... This information has been on the FamilySearch website since 2018.0
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CAexpatToSpokane said: thanks for replying!0
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CAexpatToSpokane said: thanks for replying!0
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CAexpatToSpokane said: thanks for replying!0
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CAexpatToSpokane said: thanks for replying!0