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1. deeds.mecknc.gov › services › real-estate-recordsSearch Real Estate Records | Register of Deeds Office

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   Search our online database for real estate documents added from March 1990 through today.

2. mecklenburgcountycourt.org › public-recordsPublic Records | Mecklenburg County Court

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   Many court records can be viewed online from the Mecklenburg County Courts website. For online court records, the information includes the offender’s name, DOB, charges, timeline of court appearances, attorneys, and upcoming court hearings. Records Search. Court, Criminal, Marriage, Divorce, Property. Sponsored Results. Elisa Chinn-Gary.

3. www.countyoffice.org › mecklenburg-county-recorderMecklenburg County Recorder of Deeds - Charlotte, NC (Address ...

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   Looking for Mecklenburg County Recorder of Deeds property records, deeds & titles? Quickly find Recorder phone number, directions & services (Charlotte, NC).

4. www.sosnc.gov › online_services › assumed_nameAssumed Business Name Search - North Carolina Secretary of State

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   If you filed an assumed business name with your local Register of Deeds Office prior to December 1, 2017, you will need to refile at your local Register of Deeds Office to keep the name active on the assumed business name statewide registry. Enter assumed name, owner, or SOSID For Owner Search Information enter LastName, FirstName.

5. www.cornelius.org › residents › my_propertyMy Property - cornelius.org

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   Mecklenburg County's Property Ownership and Land Records Information System provides a wealth of information on properties in Mecklenburg County. Once you enter the site, you can search for a property in a number of ways: by property owner name, property address, parcel ID, etc.

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   Where can I find a deed in Mecklenburg County?

   • Deeds, which are legal documents regarding the ownership of property or legal rights, can be obtained from the Register of Deeds. The Clerk of Superior Court is the custodian for many court records in Mecklenburg County. Many court records can be viewed online fro

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   How do I find a property in Mecklenburg County?

   • Mecklenburg County's Property Ownership and Land Records Information System ( POLARIS) provides a wealth of information on properties in Mecklenburg County. Once you enter the site, you can search for a property in a number of ways: by property owner name, property address, parcel ID, etc.

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   Where can I find court records in Mecklenburg County?

   • The Clerk of Superior Court is the custodian for many court records in Mecklenburg County. Many court records can be viewed online from the Mecklenburg County Courts website. For online court records, the information includes the offender’s name, DOB, charges, timeline of court appearances, attorneys, and upcoming court hearings.

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   How do I get a marriage record in Mecklenburg County?

   • Request a marriage record online, in person or by mail. Request a notary record online, in person or by mail. Request a land record record online, in person or by mail. Mecklenburg County residents can visit the Office of Vital Records website to obtain a certified or uncertified birth or death certificate that was registered in Mecklenburg County.

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