Recorder

Responsibilities
The County Recorder keeps and maintains accurate land records that are current, legible, and easily accessible. An important aspect of the Recorder’s work is to index each document so it may be readily located within the official confines of the office. Accurate indexing makes it possible for persons searching land records to find the documents necessary to establish a “chain of title” (history of ownership) and ensures that any debts or encumbrances against the property are evident.

These invaluable records are utilized by:
General public
Attorneys
Historians
Genealogists
Land title examiners

Without the work of the County Recorder in recording, safekeeping, and organizing all documents in a competent and logical manner, it would be nearly impossible to purchase land and be assured of a clear title or to lend money with land as security.

Thank you,
Eric C Sears, Recorder

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Recorder's Document Search Search the index of recorded documents. Records are indexed from 1984 forward.
Property Transfer Tracking Table This table will allow you to check the status of a recently submitted transfer recording.	Plat Book Conversion Table Look up your Plat Book Volume and Page and convert it to the new Plat Cabinet and Page.
Property Fraud Alert Notification Register your Property for Document Filing Notification.	Recording Fee Calculator Calculate a quote based on the State of Ohio Recorder's fee schedule for recording of your documents.