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The Clerk’s Office shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for any damages in connection with the use of the information contained herein. The user is advised to search on all possible spelling variations of proper names, as well as other search criteria, to maximize search results.

Users should remember that the index is merely a guide to the information contained within the records referenced and should not be relied on in making any decision or determination regarding the underlying document. While Glades County Clerk’s Office has attempted to preserve the accuracy of the online version of the Official Records Index, this index is not official and the Glades County Clerk’s Office will not be responsible for any inaccuracies that may be encountered. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained is accurate and up to date however, in our quickly changing environment, that is not always possible. To provide the public with important information regarding the operations and services of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, this web site has been compiled. You can search the County’s Official Records by visiting either the Clerk website or the State website listed above. By visiting our Official Records Department, at the Glades County Clerk’s office.You will need to provide us with a self-addressed stamped envelope (SASE). Please Note: Postage is not supplied for Return US Mail. By mailing a request for copies to the Official Records Office along with the appropriate fee (See fees below).For an unofficial copy, by using the Clerk’s website at.You can get a copy of an Official Record in the following ways: How can I get a copy of an Official Record? Recording fees vary depending on the type of document being recorded, the number of pages being recorded, how many names are in the document, whether the document needs certifying or notary services, etc… How much does it cost to record a document in the official records? To digitally image each document, perform quality control checks on the image, and redact certain statutory information from public viewing.Collect all appropriate recording fees and documentary and intangible taxes.

Create an alphabetical Official Record index from information contained in each document.Record the instrument number, book and page number, date and time of recording, and amount of documentary and intangible tax, if required, on the document.Please note that we cannot give legal advice and our office does not and cannot confirm that the information contained on a document is correct before recording it in the official records To review the document to make sure it meets Florida Statute requirements in form.

Our responsibilities in recording a document in the Official Records are:

You can view or print an unofficial copy (contains a “watermark”) of electronic records online by visiting.

You can visit the Courthouse and view, inspect and copy the paper records on file.

These official records are a public record and you can view them in two ways: Our Official Records department also oversees other functions such as tax deeds, marriage licenses, and passport applications. We are the custodian of all financial related records (for more information on these records please visit the Finance page), all court records (for more information on these records please visit the Courts page) and all other records having to do with land ownership such as deeds, mortgages, liens, judgments, etc. The Clerk of Court is custodian of a large volume and variety of records.