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Search our database of Chatham County residential land records by address for free, including property ownership, deed records, mortgages & titles, tax assessments, tax rates, valuations & more. Official Sources for Chatham County Land Records.
Overview. The Clerks’ Authority and the Clerks of Superior Court in Georgia have created a one-of-a-kind system providing unprecedented access to Georgia deeds and property transaction information in Georgia. The business community gained 24-hour, seven-day-a-week desktop access to the land records of each county through the Internet and at ...
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Office hours are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. For questions about Juvenile Court matters, please contact your attorney, see the Chatham County Juvenile Court website, or call 912-652-6700.
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Due to social distancing and limited space, we are accepting appointments to make your experience as fast as possible. Call 912-652-7259for appointment availability. The Clerk’s office will continue to accept applications and renewals. However, due to COVID-19, you may experience significant delays of several months to receive your U.S. passport an...
The Real Estate Division is open. Chatham County offers eRecording through various vendors. We currently accept Real Estate filings from the following vendors: 1. Simplifile www.simplifile.com/services/e-recording Phone: (800) 460-5657- Ext: 1048 2. eRecording Partners Network www.goepn.com/ Phone: (888) 325-3365 3. CSC eRecording Solutions www.ere...
Due to COVID-19 we are encouraging "mail-in" Notary Renewals. If you are WITHIN 30 DAYS PRIOR TOthe expiration date of your Notary, complete a renewal application. NOTE: Only out-of-state residents may apply in their county of employment; Georgia residents may only apply in their county of residence. Georgia notaries public may perform notarial act...
To view Superior Court Case documents a user must register and request access on https://cmsportal.chathamcounty.org. Copies of case documents are available for purchase during your search session. Copies may be requested by mail by completing a Copy Request Form. Mail to: Clerk of Superior Court P.O. Box 10227 Savannah, GA 31412
Civil and Family cases can be e-filed through www.odysseyefilega.com. Our Clerk's office does not provide any forms for filing. For assistance with Divorce, Legitimation, Modification, Adult Name Change, Contempt or Answers, you may contact the Family Law Resource Center at (912) 354-6686 or download self-help general forms from www.southernjudicia...
Chatham County Superior Court Clerk's Office is accepting Criminal filings and pleadings electronically filed through www.odysseyefilega.com. Electronic filings are limited to filings in superior criminal cases previously accused or indicted. For assistance with how to e-file please visit www.odysseyefilega.com. For copies of the record, please con...
There are community advocacy resources available to assist petitioners in obtaining a Temporary Protective Order in Superior Court: Savannah Area Family Emergency (SAFE) Shelter Open 24 hours 7 days a week providing safe, confidential services to all victims of domestic violence. www.safeshelter.org 24 Hour Crisis Line - 912-629-8888 Safe Shelter O...
The Board of Equalization office remains closed and all BOE Tax Appeal Hearings have been postponed, you will receive a new appointment notice once COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted. If you have any questions you may email us at boecomments@chathamcounty.org or call us on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday 8 AM- 12:30 PM, at 912-447-4950.
Description: The online collection consists of property deeds recorded in Chatham County, Georgia from March 1785 to July 1806. Types of deeds include quit claim, administrator, guardian, probate, security, trust, slave bill of sale, or fi fa (sheriff's).
May 27, 2022 · May 27, 2022 - The Chatham County Tax Commissioner’s Office conducts monthly tax sales of real property for the collection of delinquent property taxes, as mandated by Georgia law. Advance online registration is now available and is strongly encouraged. The public is welcome to register in advance at tax.chathamcountyga.gov.
Application for Homestead Exemption. Supplemental real estate deed forms for Chatham County, Georgia. Forms required for recording deeds in Chatham County, Georgia.
