Taylor County Clerk e-Recording Services

Original title: e-Recording | Taylor Clerk of the Circuit Court

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What This Bill Does

The Taylor County Clerk of the Circuit Court offers an electronic recording () service that allows customers to submit documents online 24/7. This system is designed to replace traditional mail or in-person delivery for recording .

Why it matters

Residents and businesses can submit legal documents for recording electronically rather than visiting the office in person or using mail, potentially reducing processing time.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Recording customers

Customers can choose to submit documents electronically instead of via mail or in-person delivery.

Key Facts

e-Recording allows for the secure online submission of documents to the Taylor County Clerk of Courts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Submission via e-Recording does not guarantee the document will be recorded on the same day it is submitted.
Documents are recorded in the order they are received by the Clerk's office.
Users must use an authorized vendor (currently CSC) to submit documents electronically.

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All vendors must comply with e-Recording Business Rules established by the Department of State and the Florida Electronic Recording Advisory Committee.
The Clerk's office is located at 108 North Jefferson St., Perry, Florida 32347.
The office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does e-Recording mean my document is recorded immediately?

No. Submitting a document electronically does not mean it is recorded instantly; documents are recorded in the order they are received, and there is no guarantee of same-day recording.

How do I start using e-Recording?

You must contact the authorized vendor, CSC, to learn how to begin sending documents electronically.

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