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- How do I add someone to the title of my property?
- How do I remove a deceased joint tenant's name from the title of my property?
- Does the Washoe County Recorder's Office provide Homestead forms?
- Does the Recorder's Office provide searching services?
- What if a lien is still listed on my credit report after it's been paid?
- How is a lien removed?
- When a Deed of Trust/Mortgage is paid off, who records the release document and returns it to the property owner?
- What is a title search and how do I get one?
- How do I find out who owns a property?
- I just paid off my house. How do I get my deed?
- How do I get the title to my house?
- How can I find easements on my property?
- I want to see my property lines; I think my neighbor’s fence is on my property.
- I recorded a document with the Recorder’s Office and later received a letter from the Assessor’s Office stating they are unable to update their records and that I need to re-record my document.
- How long is my homestead good for?
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I recorded a document with the Recorder’s Office and later received a letter from the Assessor’s Office stating they are unable to update their records and that I need to re-record my document.
This situation can occur for a variety of reasons. The Recorder’s Office and the Assessor’s Office operate under different statutory requirements and serve different functions. As a result, a document that meets the recording requirements of the Recorder’s Office may not contain all of the information needed by the Assessor’s Office to update its records.
If the Assessor’s Office has notified you that corrective action is required, you should contact the Assessor’s Office directly for information regarding their requirements. You may also wish to consult with an attorney or other qualified legal professional for assistance.
The Recorder’s Office is prohibited from providing legal advice or preparing legal documents. Therefore, we are unable to advise you on how to correct your document or whether re-recording is necessary.