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1. How can I obtain a copy of a recorded document?

You can do a grantor or grantee name search from 1983 to present, with data only, no images. Fax and email fees - $3 for 1st page, $1 each additional page In office copy fees - $1 per page Advanced searching must be done in the office and you will need- - Names - Property description and or pin point description on map once you have obtained the liber and page of document you can have a copy - Faxed - Fax Request - Contact Register of Deeds With name, complete address, phone number and liber and page of document.

2. What payment methods do you accept?

Cash and or check. We cannot accept debit or credit cards at this time.

3. Do you prepare documents or have forms?

No, the Register of Deeds does not prepare documents or have forms. Some forms may be obtained from an office supply store. Make sure they meet State of Michigan recording requirements. If you need assistance, you may want to seek legal counsel. Visit the Register of Deeds page, choose Recording- for State of Michigan recording requirements. Visit the Register of Deeds page.

4. Can I record a true copy court document?

No.
- Court documents must be certified with the court seal to be recorded.
- Death Certificates must be certified with the Clerk’s seal.

5. Can I record a copy of a document?

No. Only documents with the original signatures can be recorded. View the Register of Deeds page, choose Recording- for State of Michigan recording requirements. For additional information view the Register of Deeds page.

6. Do you have standard document requirements?

Yes, the state of Michigan has requirements. See the recording link by viewing the Recording page.