The Boone County Recorder of Deeds is one of 13 independently elected officials in. Boone County government. The Recorder of Deeds is responsible for recording real estate and land transactions, preserving 200 years worth of records, issuing marriage licenses, and documenting U.S. military discharges. The Recorder is elected to a four-year term.
Visit the Boone County Recorder of Deed's website at BooneMO.gov/Recorder and sign up for free DeedWatch notifications to help fight property fraud at www.deedwatch.com.
Below is a listing of notification systems offered across Missouri.
Recorder Notification Program
Protecting Missouri Homeowners from Property Fraud
What is Deed Fraud?
Deed fraud occurs when a criminal files fraudulent documents to claim ownership of real estate without the actual owner's knowledge. This can be done through forgery, impersonation, or misrepresentation, often targeting vacant properties, the elderly, or homes without mortgages.
How can I protect my home?
Registering for these free notification programs provide you an early warning in case of fraudulent activity. By registering your name or business, you will receive an automated alert whenever a document is filed in your county matching your criteria.
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