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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where do I obtain a form for recording purposes?
- How do I change the ownership of a piece of property?
- How do I remove or add a name from my property?
- How do I transfer property?
- How do I do a title search?
- What does the Auditors Office staff look for in a legal document?
- How can I tell if my documents are correct before I record them?
- What is a multiple title document?
- I received a document in the mail that says Reconveyance on it, what is it?
- How do I get a copy of my deed (or any other recorded instrument)?
- Do you accept faxed requests?
- How long does it take for a document to be recorded and returned by mail?
- Can I search property records to find the owner of a parcel when I only have the address?
- Can you tell me who the owner of a piece of property is by parcel number or street address?
- Do you have birth and death records?
- Where do I obtain information regarding divorce or probate records?
- How do I find out about property tax information?
- What do I need to view the recorded documents online?
- Are there document types that are restricted from viewing online?
- How long between when a document is recorded and when it is available on your website?
- Why was no image available for the document I tried to view online?
- Why are documents watermarked with Unofficial Document?
- I don’t want to have my documents appear on the website, can I have them removed from view?
- Can I record my document electronically?
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