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1. recorder.franklincountyohio.govFranklin County Recorder - Home

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   Find information about real estate, personal property, and other records in Franklin County, Ohio. Learn how to record, retrieve, and protect your documents, and access online services and alerts.

   • Public Records Search

     Click Here To Search Our Records. Using the new search...

   • Real Estate

     Recording Your Real Estate Documents. The Recorder accepts...

     Document Standards

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   • Fees

     Fee Calculator. Document fees typically follow the below fee...

   • Certified Copy Request

     A certified copy is a copy of an original document that has...

   • Contact

     Franklin County Recorder 373 South High Street 18th Floor...

   • FAQs

     A credit agency is showing I have a lien in Franklin County....

   • About

     Daniel J. O'Connor Jr. has the honor of serving as Franklin...

   • Document Imaging Center

     The Document Imaging Center serves various Franklin County...

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     The Franklin County Recorder’s Office’s new Vanguard Search...

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2. recorder.franklincountyohio.gov › Services › PublicFranklin County Recorder - Public Records Search

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   Click Here To Search Our Records. Using the new search website does not require account registration, but does offer additional functionality if you choose to create an account.

3. recorder.franklincountyohio.gov › Services › Real-EstateFranklin County Recorder - Real Estate

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   • E-recording
   • E-Notarization
   • Escrow Account Services
   • Redaction Requests

   E-Recordings are accepted by our office. Documents that meet all legal and standardization requirements may be e-recorded. Deeds that transfer real property are now being accepted for e-recording by the Auditor, Engineer and Recorder (via Simplifile). Any documents that transfer real estate should still start the transfer process with the Franklin ...

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   The Franklin County Recorder’s Office is accepting documents completed with both electronic and online notarization as long as they meet the requirements set forth by the Ohio Legislature and the Ohio Secretary of State. Please visit the link below and call our office with any additional questions. Ohio Secretary of State

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   Individuals or companies that record documents on a regular basis may prefer to set up an escrow account with the Recorder's office so that they do not have to bring a separate check or cash for each recording. Individuals or companies seeking to establish an escrow account with our office must first become a registered user on our public records s...

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   Certain public servants whose residential information is exempt from public record can have their information redacted from publicly viewable documents on our website. To find out if you qualify, please review the Request to Redact Address form for a complete list of job types. Please email the completed form toRecorder@FranklinCountyOhio.Gov Redac...

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4. recorder.franklincountyohio.gov › about-recorderFranklin County Recorder - About Recorder

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   Learn about Daniel J. O'Connor Jr., the 30th Recorder of Franklin County, Ohio, and his duties and achievements. Find out how to access land records, fees, reports and more on the Recorder's website.

5. recorder.franklincountyohio.gov › About › What-We-DoFranklin County Recorder - What We Do

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   The staff in our Customer Service Department is available to help you search public records. You may use this service by visiting the Recorder's Office or by calling the main number at (614) 525-3930.

6. recorder.franklincountyohio.gov › ContactFranklin County Recorder - Contact

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   Franklin County Recorder 373 South High Street 18th Floor Columbus, Ohio 43215-6310. Phone (614) 525-3930. Fax (614) 525-4299. Email [email protected]

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   What is the Franklin County Recorder's office?

   • Here are some recent success stories we wanted to share: The Mission of the Franklin County Recorder's Office is to record, preserve, protect and retrieve real estate, personal property, and other records for the public so their property interests are safeguarded, and so those records can be efficiently retrieved.

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   Is online records search available in Franklin County?

   • Franklin County Clerk, Kip Cassavaw is proud to announce Online Records Search is available in Franklin County. The public can access County Clerk Records from their home or office. Any public records previously viewed at the clerk’s office, including land and court documents, can be viewed online. Subscription and print fees will apply.

   Welcome to Franklin County, NY

   www.franklincountyny.gov/departments/administrative/county_clerk/services/county_on-line_document_availability.php

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   Where can I find Franklin County Recorder of deeds?

   • Address, Phone Number, and Fax Number for Franklin County Recorder of Deeds, a Recorder Of Deeds, at Route 46, Farmington ME. Find Franklin County residential property records including deed records, titles, mortgages, sales, transfers & ownership history, parcel, land, zoning & structural descriptions, valuations, tax assessments & more.

   Franklin County Recorder of Deeds - Farmington, ME

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   Does the Franklin County Recorder's office offer remote access?

   • The Franklin County Recorder’s office does not offer remote access. Franklin County Recorder’s office has made available data and document images from 1990 to present. Indexing information is available from 1990 to present. You are welcome to make use of our free public terminals to search this information in the Recorder’s office.

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8. recorder.franklincountyohio.gov › Resources › FeesFranklin County Recorder - Fees

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   Fee Calculator. Document fees typically follow the below fee structure: Acceptable forms of payment include cash, check, money order, or debit/credit card. Please make checks payable to the Franklin County Recorder. Checks payable to second or third parties will not be accepted.