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Harvey WaldenCommunity Member
3 hours ago

E-Recording | Washington County Clerk of Court, FL

E-Recording | Washington County Clerk of Court, FL Skip to content Close search panel Press enter to search or ESC to close E-Recording The Washington County Clerk’s Office is successfully e-recording with Simplifile and CSC. E-recording, or electronic recording, is the process of filing and recording documents with the Washington County Clerk of Court’s Recording Office via the internet. This process would otherwise require documents be submitted by express mail, courier service or personal visit. With e-recording, customers can simply scan the original document to be recorded, convert it to an electronic image, add indexing information and with one click of the mouse submit it to the Washington County Clerk of Court’s Recording Office. If you wish to begin sending your recordable documents electronically to Washington County, please contact one of our providers: Simplifile Call: (800) 460-5657 Visit: simplifile.com CSC eRecording Call: (866) 652-0111 Email: [email protected] Visit: eRecording.com Forms & Resources Access commonly requested forms and documents related to recording and public records. Recording Cover Sheet Request for Public Records Declaration of Domicile Satisfaction of Judgment Fillable Form What Can Be Recorded? In accordance with Florida Statutes 28.222 and 28.223, the Clerk of the Circuit Court is mandated to be the recorder of all documents required or authorized by law. View recordable documents by department: Recording Fees Civil Circuit Criminal County Criminal Probate Recording Fees Description Amount Record First Page of any Document $10.00 Record each Subsequent Page $8.50 Per Page Documentary Stamps on Deeds, Per Hundred or Fraction Thereof $ .70 Documentary Stamps on Promissory Notes, Per Hundred/Fraction Thereof $ .35 Documentary Stamps on Stock Certificates, Per Hundred/Fraction Thereof $ .35 Indexing Additional Names Over 4 $1.00 per name Intangible Tax 2 mills Recording Plat, First Page $30.00 Each Additional Page $15.00 Records Search per Year $2.00 Copies per page $1.00 Certification each Document $3.00 Notary Fee $10.00 Secret Link

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