Recording

Recording has the duty to record, index, maintain, and provide access to all real estate documents, uniform commercial code fixture filings, federal tax liens, military discharges, marriage licenses, and other vital records. Historic documents for research and archival purposes date back to the 1800's.

• Online Recorded Documents - View recorded documents via the web. This free service gives you access to all recorded documents.
• Online Recorded Documents- Instructions

*Note that the Clerk-Recorder's Office is unable to give legal advice such as what type of document you need, or how to complete a document. We recommend you seek advice from an attorney before you record documents that affect title to property. 

Notice

The Clerk and Recorder’s office will no longer be publishing death certificate images on-line.
However, indexes will be available. If you need a copy of a death certificate that has been filed with us please contact our office.