I'm a week behind in spotting this, but am fully aware of the move toward
what is called "e-Recording"for County Clerks, Recorders or Registers of
Deed (titles vary, depending on where you live).  In some counties, more
than 50% of the records arrive in a Clerk's office electronically, speeding
the processing time, reducing lines and "traffic" at the Clerk's office,
and providing a secure means of electronically recording property record
transactions..... Some states aren't quite "there" yet, but after some
slowness in adopting e-Recording capabilities, increasing numbers of US
counties are moving in this direction.

Doug Allen, CRM, CDIA+
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On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 2:53 PM, PeterK <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Counties move to digital deed filing systems | The News Journal |
> delawareonline.com
> Almost every morning, overnight packages stuffed with paper arrive at the
> recorder of deeds office in each county.
>
> Throughout the day, couriers hurry in and out filing legal documents to
> complete real estate transactions.
> But in the near future, county recorder of deeds offices in Delaware might
> handle a lot less paperwork — or, more accurately, a lot less paper.
>
>  http://delonline.us/11aiEab
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