The Wake County Register of Deeds is responsible for managing and preserving a vast collection of public records, including real estate deeds, mortgages, and plat maps. The office also issues marriage licenses and provides copies of birth and death certificates in Wake County. North Carolina General Statutes govern the Register of Deeds, mandating the integrity, completeness, accuracy, and security of these public records.
The Register of Deeds serves as the custodian and manager of a variety of public records. Records maintained at the office include real estate transactions, birth and death certificates, marriage licenses, notary oaths, DD214s, and more.
The primary mission of the Wake County Register of Deeds is to record, preserve, and provide access to these records in the most efficient manner possible. The Register of Deeds staff is committed to providing courteous, helpful, and professional service to the public.
The Wake County Register of Deeds offers online record searching through the Wake County Unified Property Index System. You can search for property information, ownership details, transaction history, and more.
Wake County online property records search interface
Additionally, the Wake County Register of Deeds provides other services such as marriage license registration, passport information, enslaved persons projects, vital records, notarization, and fraud alerts. You can learn more about these services on the Wake County Register of Deeds website.
The Wake County Register of Deeds continually strives to improve services and provide information in a transparent and accessible manner to the community. The office aims to ensure that all citizens can easily and efficiently access and utilize public records.
You can contact the Wake County Register of Deeds for assistance and answers to any questions regarding services and public records.
