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Address:
 Salt Lake County Recorder
2001 South State Street, Suite #N1-600
Salt Lake City, Utah 84190
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Recorder's Office Assistance:
Questions? If you need a response or assistance please e-mail us at Recorder Questions.
Please note that our office is not permitted to carry out title searches or give any legal advice.
Office Hours:
 Monday-Friday : 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
(Recording & Research, Maps & Copies)
Note: The Recorder's office accepts credit cards for in-person transactions only.

Please, make check(s) payable to:
SALT LAKE COUNTY RECORDER.
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Rashelle Hobbs, Recorder   Rashelle Hobbs, Recorder

Rashelle Hobbs, Recorder


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News  News and Updates

Customers making mining claims and/or site right recordings, please ensure you are up to date on the fees and regulations for 2020 listed here.

ATTENTION RECORDER’S OFFICE USERS: As a result of the Utah State Legislature’s passage of HB247, there will be a change in the Recorder’s Offices Fee Schedule effective May 14, 2019. To see details of this change please click here.

To view the new Fee Schedule, please click here.

Black Arrow All records (excluding plats) will be charged a $40 flat-fee instead of a per page fee with additional fees for descriptions in excess of 10.

Black Arrow All plats will have a $50/sheet charge with an additional fee of $2 per lot or unit.

We are now accepting credit & debit cards for in-person transactions only.

It is the user's responsibility to monitor charges to their account. Please check your current user activity by clicking on the User Account Activity link from the Data Searches Menu.

There will be 5 business days to review plats.

Free website training offered the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month. 10:00am. Website Training.

Our Mission Statement

                The mission of the Salt Lake County Recorder’s Office is to record and protect the citizen’s right to hold and own real property by maintaining comprehensive, accurate and searchable records of all property transactions, and ensuring a permanent chain of title.

  Notice and Disclaimer

Notice:
All documents presented for recordation are made available to the public according to County, State and
Federal Law. 

Disclaimer:
Maps available from the Recorder's Office are not intended to represent actual physical property lines. To establish exact physical boundaries a survey of the property may be necessary.

Attention:
The compilations of materials on this website are copyright property of Salt Lake County and Recorder's Department.

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Salt Lake City

The foundation of what was to become the recorder’s office was laid in 1215 AD. with the signing in medieval England of the Magna Carta that provided for state protection of land ownership. View History View Functions