Permanent records are important documents kept indefinitely due to their legal, financial, or historical significance. Examples include birth certificates (for identification), marriage certificates (for legal matters), tax records (for audits and legal compliance), medical records (for ongoing care), property deeds (for ownership proof), academic transcripts (for educational achievements), legal documents (like wills and contracts), social security records (for benefits), employee records (for work history), and financial statements (for audits and planning).
These documents are maintained for long-term reference, legal requirements, or historical purposes.