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Application for Full Access to Online Recording Indexes 2025

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The document is an application form for obtaining full online access to Yuma County Clerk and Recorder's office records. It includes sections for company information, billing details, and contact information. The applicant agrees to pay a yearly fee of $3000 for unlimited access to county recording information and images, with stipulations regarding payment, account usage, and notification of any changes in fees. The form requires the applicant's signature and date.

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Begin by filling out the 'Company Information' section. Enter your Company Name, Type of Business, Address, City, State, Phone Number, and Zip Code accurately.
If your billing information differs from the company information, complete the 'Billing Information' section with the appropriate details including Billing Address, City, State, Zip Code, Phone Number, and Fax Number.
In the 'Contact Information' section, provide the Contact Name, Title, Phone Number (including extension), Fax Number, and Email Address.
Review the 'Agreement' carefully. Ensure you understand the payment terms and conditions before signing. Add your Printed Name, Signature, and Date at the bottom of this section.

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