Public records play a fundamental role in society by providing a reliable and transparent system to document and protect property rights, as well as other legal and legal matters. Historically, however, Native communities have faced significant challenges in accessing and benefiting from these records. The objective of this work is to conduct an analysis to guarantee inclusive attention to native communities in public records, as well as the existing obstacles and propose workable solutions to overcome them. The method used had a documentary research approach, with a mixed type of bibliographic design. The result was that, although the state has been committing itself to this vulnerable population, these communities still face challenges in terms of the lack of inclusive care, so it is necessary to opt for concrete measures that not only ensure the protection of the rights of native communities, but also promote their economic development and preserve their valuable cultural heritage.