Electronic Recording

 

Electronic Recording  of Documents
Electronic recording of documents via the Internet began in the Milwaukee County Register of Deeds on July 8, 2003. Currently about 30% of documents in this office are received electronically.  On January 8, 2008 this office was the first in Wisconsin to begin eRecording deeds. Click here for JS Online article
 
Electronic recording does more than simply eliminate paper. It automates document examination, fee collection, image retention and data processing.
 
Electronic recording results in greater efficiency and better use of existing resources.  Productivity increases by minimizing time requirements, reducing costs and increasing document acceptance and accuracy.
Title companies, financial institutions, law firms and other businesses involved in real estate transactions recognize great benefits from electronic recording.  Counties reduce the manual processing effort associated with paper processing from days and weeks to just minutes.  The electronic process reduces risks for title companies and reduces post-closing costs for lenders. 
If you would like to take advantage of recording documents electronically, contact one of these eRecording vendors:
 
 
Mark Moats with Simplifile.com
Phone him at (920)203-7746 or email  mark.moats@simplifile.com
 
Jim DeGaetano with Ingeo.com 
Phone him at (630) 832-3308 or email jdegaetano@ingeo.com

http://www.ingeo.com/

 

Peter Duffy with eRecording Partners Network

Phone him at (720)881-3835 or email pduffy@erecordingpartners.net

www.erecordingpartners.net/Home/Products/eCourier

 

 

In July 2009 Governor Jim Doyle appointed Mr. La Fave to serve a three-year membership on the Electronic Recording Council - Wisconsin(ERC-WI). The Council was created by legislation known as the Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act. The Council is charged to develop administrative rules and guidance on implementing electronic recording of land documents by Wisconsin Registers of Deeds. 
 
The web site of the Wisconsin Register of Deeds Association also provides information about the advantages of Electronic recording and lists the Wisconsin counties that accept documents electronically: http://www.wrdaonline.org/RealEstateRecords/ElectronicRecording.htm