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- Recording Notification Service
- What is the Recording Notification Service?
- Is there a fee to subscribe?
- How does the Recording Notification Service work?
- Can I add more than five names?
- My last name is very common; will I receive notification alerts that could possibly belong to someone else?
- How long does my name or parcel stay on the Recording Notification Service notification list?
- How do I sign up, modify my subscription, or unsubscribe to this service?
- Is my Recording Notification Service registration subject to public records law?
- What documents will I be notified about through the Recording Notification Service?
- What information is provided in a recording notification alert email?
- I received an alert on my property, how can I obtain a copy?
- I received an alert, what does the document mean?
- Does this service prevent someone from recording a document on my property?
- What should I do if I think I have been subject to fraud?
- I own multiple homes and/or properties in several different counties; will one subscription entry in one county cover me for all counties?
- Does this integrate with any online monitoring services (i.e. LifeLock)?
Recording Notification Service
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What is the Recording Notification Service?
Recording Notification Service is a free service offered by the Recorder’s office that alerts citizens via email when a document is recorded in their name. To learn more, visit our explanatory web page about RNS. -
Is there a fee to subscribe?
No. The Recorder’s office provides the Recording Notification Service at no charge.
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How does the Recording Notification Service work?
On the Recording Notification Service sign up page, you may enter up to 5 name variations and parcel numbers per email address. When a document is recorded with a name and/or parcel number that is being monitored, an email will automatically be sent to the provided email address.
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Can I add more than five names?
Currently, only five names and five parcel numbers may be assigned to one email address. Additional names or parcel numbers must be assigned to another email address.
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My last name is very common; will I receive notification alerts that could possibly belong to someone else?
It is very possible to receive an alert that may pertain to another individual with the same name as you.
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How long does my name or parcel stay on the Recording Notification Service notification list?
Your name will remain on the notification list indefinitely.
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How do I sign up, modify my subscription, or unsubscribe to this service?
To sign up, modify subscription, or unsubscribe from this service, please visit the RNS sign-up page. -
Is my Recording Notification Service registration subject to public records law?
Yes, email addresses and names used in registrations for the Recording Notification Service are subject to public disclosure per Nevada public records law.
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What documents will I be notified about through the Recording Notification Service?
The Recording Notification Service alerts you to newly recorded documents only, i.e. documents recorded after you have signed up. To search documents already recorded under your name, visit our Document Search and Ordering website. -
What information is provided in a recording notification alert email?
The recording alert will contain the name or parcel number identified in the subscription and a link directing you to the recorded document. By clicking on the link, you can see what type of document was recorded, and purchase a copy, as needed.
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I received an alert on my property, how can I obtain a copy?
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I received an alert, what does the document mean?
Per NRS 7.285, the Recorder’s office is prohibited from interpreting any document or providing legal assistance. We recommend seeking legal counsel for any questions regarding the contents of the document.
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Does this service prevent someone from recording a document on my property?
No. This service will only notify the subscriber of a recorded document based on the enrolled name or parcel number. Our office must record all documents that meet the requirements outlined in the Nevada Revised Statues.
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What should I do if I think I have been subject to fraud?
We recommend contacting local law enforcement and seeking assistance from legal counsel.
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I own multiple homes and/or properties in several different counties; will one subscription entry in one county cover me for all counties?
No. You must subscribe to each county individually (if available).
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Does this integrate with any online monitoring services (i.e. LifeLock)?
No. This is a separate service that will only notify the subscriber of a recorded document based on the enrolled name or parcel number.