Jane A Grove, Randolph County Recorder
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The Recorders office is open to the public for business and searching: Monday - Friday 8am to 4pm. Closed on Major Holdidays and Election Days.
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Beginning April 1, 2021, and until further notice, the Recorders Office will not accept credit cards for payment. We apologize or any inconvenience.
PLEASE CALL IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.
Ph: 765-584-7300
Or email:
cthornburg@randolph.in.gov
jgrove@randolph.in.gov
Your County Recorder's primary responsibility is to record instruments submitted for recording and to keep, maintain and protect these records for perpetuity. Records in the Randolph County Recorder's Office date back to 1820. These records are the legal basis for determining ownership of real property. Your county Recorder records any instrument submitted for recording providing it meets essential recording requirments. These include: Mortgages, Deeds, Liens, Military Discharges, Subdivision Plats, Contract Bonds, Powers of Attorney, Surveys, Affidavits, Federal Tax Liens, Mechanics Liens, and other miscellaneous Instruments. Instruments are recorded either for giving legal public notice of their existence or for safekeeping and future reference. The Recorder also files Uniform Commerical Code fixture filings pertaining to real estate.
Each instrument must be scanned and indexed into a computer system and them microfilmed for archival purposes. The Recorder supplies copies of any recorded instrument and certifies these copies upon request (fee charged for copies and certification).
The elected office of the County Recorder was the first office created by the Constitution of the State of Indiana in 1816.
