How to Record Legal Documents in Nassau County
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Residents and property owners must understand that they are solely responsible for the timeliness of their document filings, as the Clerk does not guarantee same-day processing for mail or electronic submissions.
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Property owners and legal filers
These individuals are responsible for the timeliness and submission of their legal documents to the Clerk.
Civil and small claims litigants
These parties must comply with filing requirements established by SC20-1765.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The Clerk of the Circuit Court is the official recorder for all legal instruments in Nassau County, including deeds, mortgages, and marriage licenses.
- Filers are solely responsible for ensuring the timeliness of any document recording.
- The Clerk does not guarantee same-day or next-day recording for documents submitted via mail or eRecording.
- Effective July 1, 2021, pursuant to SC20-1765, filers in civil and small claims cases are responsible for ensuring document accuracy.
- The Clerk maintains a registry of parties, instrument types, filing numbers, and timestamps for all recorded items.
- In-person recording at the Clerk’s Recording Department is recommended for time-sensitive documents.
- Recording delays may occur due to equipment failure, high volume, or emergency situations.
- Under Florida law, email addresses sent to the office are considered public records.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I guarantee my document will be recorded the same day I send it?
What should I do if my document filing is time-sensitive?
Are my emails to the Clerk's office private?
Why It Matters
Residents and property owners must understand that they are solely responsible for the timeliness of their document filings, as the Clerk does not guarantee same-day processing for mail or electronic submissions.
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Electronic Filing Responsibility
The document highlights a shift in responsibility for civil and small claims filers mandated by SC20-1765 as of July 2021.
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Sources
www.nassauclerk.com
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