Real Property Recording Amendments

Summary

The bill lets county recorders accept real‑estate documents that have the lieutenant governor’s Great Seal even if they lack a notary acknowledgment or jurat. It also sets deadlines for counties to handle electronic recordings of instruments and plats, and adds formatting standards for submissions. These changes aim to streamline recording processes and reduce unnecessary notarization requirements.

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