Alabama association records requests
Alabama has an association act for HOAs and one for condominiums. Condominium records must be reasonably available to unit owners, with no set number of days.
| Association | Deadline | Law |
|---|---|---|
| HOAs | See the statuteAla. Code 35-20-13 covers HOA records | Ala. Code 35-20-13 |
| Condominiums | A reasonable timeno number of days | Ala. Code 35-8A-318 |
HOAs
Ala. Code 35-20-13 read at a secondary source
This section of the Alabama Homeowners' Association Act covers records of associations under the Act.
- Who may ask
- A member or purchaser.
Condominiums
Ala. Code 35-8A-318 read at a secondary source
This section of the Alabama Uniform Condominium Act of 1990 covers condominium association records.
- Who may ask
- Any unit owner.
- Deadline
- No number of days is set. Records are to be reasonably available to any unit owner.
- Checklist or log
- The association must keep financial records detailed enough to comply with the resale disclosure section, Ala. Code 35-8A-409.
How HOAChime handles Alabama requests
HOAChime lets the company set its own target number of days per association, which suits Alabama's condominium rule of reasonably available records with no number of days, and still keeps the history. Reminder emails and a due-soon and overdue list cover every association, and records can be marked withheld with the reason.
Checked against the statute text on 2026-11-13. This page is a plain-English guide, not legal advice. Laws change; follow the citation links for the current text, and ask the association's attorney about a specific request.