County Public Records

Union County Public Records

Use this Union County guide to route property, tax, and clerk records: search recorded land documents, parcels and assessments, tax bills, and request certified copies when needed.

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Union County
Scope Level
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Union County
Typical Offices Involved
Recorder/Register of Deeds; Assessor/Appraiser; Treasurer/Tax Collector; County Clerk; Planning/Zoning or GIS
State Check
Confirm the state for Union County before using official records portals

Where To Start

  • Start with the Recorder/Register of Deeds to locate deeds, mortgages, liens, and plats by grantor/grantee, document number, or book/page.
  • Check the Assessor/Appraiser for parcel numbers (APN), owner of record, legal description, and current assessed values.
  • Use the Treasurer/Tax Collector to look up tax bills, payment status, delinquencies, and obtain payoff or certification as needed.
  • Search the County Clerk for marriage records, assumed names/DBAs, meeting minutes, and other non-land filings held at the county level.
  • Confirm the correct state for Union County to route requests and in-person visits to the proper county offices.

Record Routing

  • Land records → Recorder/Register of Deeds
  • Parcels and assessments → Assessor/Appraiser
  • Property tax and payments → Treasurer/Tax Collector
  • Marriage and vital copies → County Clerk or Vital Records
  • Business/DBA filings → County Clerk

Common Search Inputs

  • Owner Name
  • Parcel Number (APN)
  • Site Address
  • Grantor/Grantee Name
  • Recording Date Range
  • Document Number or Book/Page

Source Map

Source / Office Best For Search Method Why It Matters
Recorder/Register of Deeds Deeds, mortgages, liens, releases, plats Index by grantor/grantee, document number, or book/page; request copies or certified copies as required. Establishes ownership and encumbrances for Union County properties and supports title and lien verification.
Assessor/Appraiser Parcel maps, owner of record, assessed values, legal descriptions Lookup by parcel number, address, or owner; review valuation and land use attributes. Confirms parcel identity and valuation for property research and tax purposes in Union County.
Treasurer/Tax Collector Tax bills, payment history, delinquencies, tax certificates Search by parcel number, address, or owner; view balances and receipts; request payoff confirmation. Verifies tax status and liens affecting Union County parcels.
County Clerk Marriage records, assumed names/DBAs, county meeting minutes, certain licenses Name or record-type index; request uncertified or certified copies per record type. Routes non-land county records and provides official copies when required.
Planning/Zoning or GIS Zoning layers, addressing, permits, subdivision mapping context Map-based search by address or parcel; permit lookup where available. Adds land-use and addressing context that impacts property due diligence in Union County.

Union County FAQs

How do I find a deed or lien in Union County?

Start with the Recorder/Register of Deeds. Search by grantor/grantee, document number, or book/page. Request copies; certified copies typically require a formal request.

Where can I find the parcel number and assessment for a Union County property?

Use the Assessor/Appraiser search by address or owner to retrieve the parcel number (APN), legal description, land use, and current assessed values.

Can I obtain certified copies online for Union County records?

Some offices accept online or mail requests; others require in-person pickup. Verify identification and payment requirements with the holding office before submitting.

There are many Union Counties; how should I proceed?

Confirm the state first, then use that Union County’s Recorder, Assessor, Treasurer/Tax Collector, and County Clerk to search and request records.