Important β if you are working against a deadline
We submit documents as quickly as possible, but not every document can be sent to the county the same day payment is received . Corrections may be required, the county may request additional information, a document may be rejected and need to be resubmitted, or other unforeseen delays may occur. The final recording date is controlled entirely by the county recorder.
If you have a lien filing window, closing date, or any other legal deadline, please account for that time before submitting. iRecord365 cannot guarantee submission or recording by a specific date and is not responsible if a document is not recorded within your required timeframe. If your deadline is imminent, contact the county recorder directly or record in person.
Document Tips for County Recording
To help avoid delays or rejections, please review the following document requirements before submitting your documents for recording.
Upload your documents in the correct recording order. Scan documents in black and white only. Save all documents as PDF files in standard 8.5 x 11 inch format. Documents must be clear, high-quality scans. Blurry, shadowed, crooked, or hard-to-read documents may be rejected by the county. Do not submit photos or phone scanner app scans, even if they have been converted to PDF. Scan documents at 300 dpi or higher so all text, signatures, seals, and notary information are clear. Do not upload individual pages separately. Each document should be uploaded as one complete PDF. Supporting Documents PDF only
For PCOR, tax documents, etc.