
Tonya Jones
No staff member is permitted to give legal advice or perform title searches
(260) 636-2672
Noble County Recorder
(260) 636-2672
Frequently Asked Questions
Credit bureaus frequently and incorrectly report that state tax liens are filed in the Noble County Recorder's office. These records are not held by this office. The best source of information regarding your state tax liens is the Indiana Department of Revenue. You may contact them directly at 317-232-2240, or visit their website at www.in.gov/dor.
The deed to your home or property is a public record available in the Recorder's office. In many cases, it costs $2 or less to obtain a copy of your deed from the Recorder's office. To obtain your deed, you will need to provide the owner's name, the property's legal description, and an approximate date of purchase. Deeds can also sometimes be located by address.
The Recorder's office is committed to providing excellent customer service. However, we are also concerned about making sure customers have a complete picture when looking for liens or other claims against property. All records which have been recorded in Noble County are open and available for review by you in the Recorder's office. Please be aware that court judgments, state tax liens, and bankruptcies are among the claims against property that are NOT necessarily filed with the Recorder's office.
At present, deeds can be searched back to 1937, and mortgages back to 1993. Other documents vary. Two remote access products, Laredo and Tapestry, are now available for users who wish to search for and retrieve data and documents. Public terminals are available for use for searching in the Recorder's office.
You may dissolve an assumed business name by filing a "Cancellation of Assumed Business Name" form. The cost is $25. Visit our downloads page here to access the form.
In accordance with Indiana Code 36-2-11-15, most documents submitted to the Recorder's office must contain the afformation statement. Exceptions include the following:
An instrument executed before July 1, 1959, or recorded before July 26, 1967
A judgment, order or writ of court
A will or death certificate
An instrument executed or acknowledged outside the state of Indiana
Federal liens on real property
A federal tax liens on personal property
Consult an attorney to make certain you are executing a deed or instrument which transfers the property rights and interests you wish to transfer. In order to record a properly prepared deed or instrument, it must first have been submitted to the Noble County Assessor's office and the Noble County Auditor's office. The Noble County Assessor and Auditor may require a sales disclosure form be filed, which may be acquired at the Auditor's office or online through the Auditor's website.
The Auditor's office charges a fee for all sales disclosures.
Still Need Help?
If your questions aren't answered here, please email us at: cmyers@nobleco.org
You may also contact the Recorder's office by completing the form below.
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