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- General
- What forms of payment does the Washoe County Recorder accept?
- Can I get help preparing a document in the Recorder's Office?
- Does the Recorder's Office provide blank forms for the public to use?
- Does the Recorder's Office keep original documents?
- Does the Recorder's Office have a notary public available?
- How do I search & order recorded documents?
- What can I do if the image of my document does not display?
- What are the Washoe County Recorder's Office business hours and contact information?
- Does the Recorder's Office have copies of birth and death records?
- Does the Recorder's Office have copies of divorce records for Washoe County?
- Can I record my will with the Recorder's Office?
- Can I record a copy of a document?
- How do I record online?
- Are there fees to record online?
- Does the Recorder's Office report recorded documents to the credit bureaus?
- What does it cost to record a document?
- How long does it take for me to receive my requested document copy?
- Is expedited shipping a document copy an option?
- How do I get my personal information removed from public records?
- How do I take something off record?
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How do I take something off record?
The Official Records of Washoe County are a specific type of public record that can never be modified or removed from public access. These records are defined in Nevada law under NRS 247.
If you are trying to address or correct a negative document recorded on your property, you will need to contact the organization or individual who originally recorded it. While we cannot remove documents from the Official Record, you may record a new document that clarifies or changes the effect of the original one.