Property Deed Search by County

How property deeds work across the United States

Every state in the U.S. records property deeds at the county or local level — but the office name, the deed terminology, and the recording fees change every time you cross a county line. In California it's the County Recorder filing a Grant Deed; in Texas it's the County Clerk filing a Deed of Trust; in Louisiana it's the parish Clerk of Court filing a Cash Sale; in New York City it's the City Register's ACRIS system covering all five boroughs. Most states use the County Recorder or Register of Deeds, but a handful (Connecticut, Vermont, Rhode Island) record at the town level instead.

DeedNow handles all of that for you. Search any U.S. property address, pay $49.99 once, and we route the request to the correct recording office, retrieve the most recent recorded deed of conveyance, and email you the PDF. No need to know the office name, the book/page reference, the parcel number, or the local fee schedule — that's our job. The price stays flat at $49.99 whether you're pulling a deed in Los Angeles County, California or Carbon County, Wyoming.

Counties live today

50 of the most-searched U.S. counties are listed below for direct browsing. Don't see your county? We can still pull the deed — just start a deed search with the property address.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get a copy of my house deed online?

Search the property address with DeedNow — we pull the most recent recorded deed from the correct county recorder, register of deeds, or clerk of court (the office name varies by state) and email you the PDF for $49.99. You don't need a parcel number or book/page reference; just the address.

How much does a property deed search cost on DeedNow?

DeedNow charges a flat $49.99 per official recorded deed, anywhere in the United States. Pay once per deed — no subscriptions, no per-page fees, no extra charges.

Does DeedNow cover all 50 states?

Yes. DeedNow can retrieve a recorded property deed from any county, parish, borough, or independent city in all 50 states plus the District of Columbia. Some of the highest-volume counties are listed individually on this page; for everywhere else, just search the address.