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Printed or typed name of the notary under the signature (or within the stamp) Expiration date of notary commission. County of residence. Date the document was docHubd.
Get a court order from your local county clerk of courts office. You might have to file a petition with the Court of Common Pleas before seeing a judge.
Legibility of Names: Typed or printed under each signature exactly as signed. Name of Person Preparing Instrument: Each document executed or docHubd in Indiana. docHubd Documents: Requires county residence of notary and commission expiration. Transfer of Deeds of Taxation: Endorsement by Auditor before recording.
Follow these steps to record your deed. Gather required information. Prepare your document. Submit your document. Document is returned. Apply for any eligible tax deductions. Property fraud alert service.
Filing Your Case To file your case you will need to take the original and copies of your pleadings to the clerk of the court and ask them to file the paperwork. You may want to call the clerks office to confirm the number of copies you will need to file. The clerk will provide a case number and process the forms.
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Documents may be submitted for recording by mail, through our e-recording partners, or in the office during normal business hours. Deeds or other property transfer documents must be stamped by the Assessors Office in Room 1360 before being recorded.
You are not required to have a lawyer when you file a criminal case, but you may choose to have one assist you in the process. When filing a criminal case, you will have to prepare your complaint-affidavit accompanied by the affidavits of your witnesses and other evidence proving the alleged violation of a crime.
Why do documents need to be recorded on the public record? The purpose of recording is to establish priority, who was there first, who was there second. For example, a first mortgage is called a first mortgage because that lender was the first to record.
If you want to file a motion, the process is generally something like this: You write your motion. You file your motion with the court clerk. The court clerk inserts the date and time your motion will be heard by the judge. You serve (mail) your motion to the other side.
NOTICE: Following an opinion issued by the Indiana Attorney General, effective January 1, 2021, UCC Recording fees are $35.00 including Financing Statements, Amendments, and Information Requests regardless of page count.

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