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

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   Daniel J. O'Connor Jr. Meet the Recorder. Public Records Search. Below is a link to our new Cloud Search website. 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.

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     E-Recording. E-Recordings are accepted by our office....

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     How do I search for a deed by street address or parcel...

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

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   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. Services. real estate filings.

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

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   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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   Quick Search. Official Records Search. Quick Search. Advanced Search. Certified through 05/28/2024.

5. recorder.franklincountyohio.gov › Resources › FaqsFranklin County Recorder - FAQs

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   How do I search for a deed by street address or parcel number? The Recorder updates many indexes on a document when recorded. Those indexes include legal description and parcel numbers and can be searched under the Legal Description search criteria.

6. recorder.franklincountyohio.gov › about-recorderAbout the Recorder - Franklin County, Ohio

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   Daniel J. O'Connor Jr. has the honor of serving as Franklin County's 30th Recorder. He was elected in November, 2016 to his first four year term. As the son of an educator, the need to give back to the community is a belief that was instilled in Danny from a young age. It is this idea that led Danny to serve in the poorest neighborhoods of the ...

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

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   Franklin County Recorder. Daniel J. O'Connor Jr. Meet the Recorder. What We Do. According to the Ohio Revised Code (ORC), it is the duty of the County Recorder to record all deeds, mortgages, plats or other instruments of writing that are required or authorized by the ORC. Not all public records are authorized for filing with the Recorder's Office.

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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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   How do I transfer real estate in Franklin County?

   • Any documents that transfer real estate should still start the transfer process with the Franklin County Auditor. The Recorder's office does not have their own e-recording platform, but there are a number of private companies that provide e-recording services that are then consolidated and sent to the Recorder.

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   Does the Franklin County Recorder's office accept electronic and online notarization?

   • 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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   Can a liens be removed from a property in Franklin County?

   • Yes (via Simplifile). However, any document that transfers real estate must first be approved by the Auditor's office. The Auditor may be reached at 614-525-3253. A credit agency is showing I have a lien in Franklin County. Certain real property liens are filed with the Recorder's office, but this office does not remove or release any liens.

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