Can I record a conversation?

Currently in the United States, there are only 37 states and DC that are considered One Party States, which means that only one person on the call needs to know they are being recorded, in this case, it would be you.

Below is a list of the 37 States that are a One Party State.

  1. Alabama
  2. Alaska
  3. Arizona
  4. Arkansas
  5. Colorado
  6. District of Columbia
  7. Georgia
  8. Hawaii
  9. Idaho
  10. Indiana
  11. Iowa
  12. Kansas
  13. Kentucky
  14. Louisiana
  15. Maine
  16. Minnesota
  17. Mississippi
  18. Missouri*
  19. Nebraska
  20. Nevada*
  21. New Jersey
  22. New Mexico
  23. New York
  24. North Carolina
  25. North Dakota
  26. Ohio
  27. Oklahoma
  28. Rhode Island
  29. South Carolina
  30. South Dakota
  31. Tennessee
  32. Texas
  33. Utah
  34. Vermont**
  35. Virginia
  36. West Virginia
  37. Wisconsin
  38. Wyoming

If you do not see your State listed, you can NOT record the call. But as always, I am NOT a lawyer, so check with your own lawyer before recording anything that you will use.

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