Your submission is sent directly to the iRecord365 recording team. We are not legal professionals and do not review documents for legal accuracy or county-specific formatting. We act as the submitter between you and the county, checking your documents for clarity and margins before obtaining the county's estimated recording fees. Once reviewed, we will email you an itemized invoice through QuickBooks. After payment is received, your document will be submitted to the county based on the payment method selected.
Note: County availability is provided for convenience only. Not every county listed accepts electronic recording. If the county selected does not accept electronic submissions, iRecord365 is not responsible — even if the county appears in this list. The submitter is responsible for confirming the county accepts e-recording prior to submission.
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. Main Document PDF only
Include any cover pages and exhibits.
Supporting Documents PDF only
For PCOR, tax documents, etc.
Extra Supporting Document Upload PDF only
Extra Supporting Document Upload PDF only