North Dakota Property Records Search Guide

Here’s how to search for property records, mortgages, liens, titles, and deed copies in North Dakota:

County Recorder’s Office

Most property records in North Dakota are maintained at the county level. Each county has a Recorder’s Office (sometimes called Register of Deeds) that maintains: BEGIN PROPERTY RECORDS SEARCH HERE

• Property deeds
• Mortgage documents
• Liens
• Title information

Steps to Search ND Property Records:

1. Identify the County: Determine which North Dakota county the property is located in.
2. Contact the County Recorder: Visit, call, or check the website of the specific county recorder’s office.
3. Online Search Options:
   • Many ND counties offer online record searches through their websites
   • Some counties use third-party systems like Fidlar Technologies’ “Laredo” or “Tapestry”
4. In-Person Search: Visit the county recorder’s office during business hours.
5. Required Information: Prepare to provide:
   • Property owner’s name
   • Property address
   • Legal description
   • Parcel number (if available)
6. Fees: Most counties charge fees for:
   • Searching records (typically $5-20)
   • Obtaining copies of documents ($1-5 per page)
   • Certified copies (additional fee)

Popular Online Resources:

• North Dakota Recorder Information Portal: https://www.ndrin.com
  • Provides access to multiple county records
  • Requires registration and may have subscription fees
• North Dakota GIS Hub: For parcel maps and basic property information
• County Websites: Most county recorder offices maintain their own websites with search capabilities

https://www.UsTitleRecords.com

NORTH DAKOTA ND. PROPERTY RECORDS – LIEN AND TITLE SEARCH