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Recording Documents
Our office records any instruments submitted for recording, providing it meets essential requirements including but not limited to deeds, mortgages, subordinations, modifications, assignments, releases, powers of attorney, real estate contracts, annexations, trustee elections, affidavits, final decrees, surveys, federal tax liens, mechanics liens, military discharges, articles of incorporation, cemetery deeds, bonds, plats, condominiums, firms doing business under assumed names, delinquent sewer liens, miscellaneous instruments and uniform commercial code instruments.
No staff member is permitted to give legal advice.
NOTE: We do not record any documents at our counter after 4:00 PM CST. Deeds or any other land conveyance records that must be routed between the County Assessor, County Auditor and County Recorder must be received by 3:00 PM CST.
For more information about recording documents, please choose from the options below.
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Essential Recording Requirements
Find essential requirements that all instruments must meet to be recorded, including recording form and legibility statutes.
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Fee Schedule
Find the fee schedule for recording documents.
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UCC Recording & Fees
Find information about changes for recording of UCC's.
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License Bonds
Find information and fees for recording license bonds.
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Military Discharges
Find information about recording original military discharge papers including DD214.
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eRecording
Find information about the advantages of eRecording and approved vendors who provide this service.
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Questions?
Complete and submit your question online and our staff will make every effort to respond to you in one business day.