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A deed is deemed to be recorded when it has been duly acknowledged or proved and is deposited in the office of the recorder of deeds, with the proper officer, for recording. A deed must be recorded by the county clerk (also known as the county recorder) in the county where the subject property is located. Recording is required in order to give notice of the transfer of real property to subsequent buyers and to people with claims against the property.
If you buy a home without a mortgage, the real estate attorney or title company records the deed and issues you a copy. A certified, sealed and stamped deed copy suffices for the original deed. Go to the county recorder's office. After a deed is recorded, it is kept on file for safekeeping. Deeds are public record. Although you can view deeds online, most counties require you to submit copy requests in-person or through the mail. Locate your deed by searching full name, property address, or tax assessor's property identification number. You can find the tax assessor's number on your last tax bill.