We must have the name, book and page number, and a self-addressed stamped envelope of sufficient size. In order to have the document mailed to you, you must make the request in writing and enclose the fee for this service. In the office, retrieval stations with the ability to print copies at the price of $0.50 cents per page are available for public use, and photocopiers are available to copy pages from the books at the cost of $0.50 cents per page. For an individual who wishes to obtain a copy of one document, a visit to the office or a mail request is recommended. It may be a good idea to call the office at 57, if you have any questions regarding whether we will be open or closed on a certain date. Luzerne County usually posts in advance in the newspaper the days that county offices will be closed.
through 4:30 p.m., except for legal holidays. The Recorder of Deeds Office is open from Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. You may visit the office in person or you can get a copy mailed or faxed to you. As a member of the public, how can I access the records in your office?Īll records (except for military discharges) are public and anyone can access them. Deeds from 1787 to 1967 can also be found on the IQS efilm reader.Ĥ. Deeds and Mortgages from 1968 through the present are kept on our Landex computer system, with disc and microfilm backups.
The deeds, mortgages and other miscellaneous documents, from the time period of 1787 through August 1993 are kept in bound books located at the Records Center in Hanover Township, with microfilm backups kept in a safe location for historical retention. Are all of your documents kept in books? What if there was an accident and the books were destroyed? The first document was recorded at the Recorder of Deeds Office in 1787, and the office has been recording and maintaining records for the county since that time. How far back do the records date in your office?
CONVEYANCE IN REAL ESTATE PA CODE
In addition to real estate documents, we record notary public commissions, bonds and commissions for elected officials, powers of attorney, court orders, affidavits, military discharges (DD-214), Uniform Commercial Code filings, and charter documents. We also record miscellaneous deeds and mortgages, leases, sales agreements, maps, easements, right of ways, and other assorted property-related documents. The office records and keeps copies of land records including deeds, mortgages, mortgage assignments, mortgage releases, and mortgage satisfactions. The Recorder of Deeds Office records and maintains many kinds of legal documents, in addition to deeds. The Recorder of Deeds Office is the repository for documents primarily relating to real estate located in Luzerne County. What kinds of documents are filed in your office? Just deeds?
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