Distinguish your legal services. eRecording speeds up the recording process and helps you better serve your clients.
eRecording can make a big difference for your clients. Whether you’re a real estate attorney, family planning attorney, paralegal, litigator, or legal firm, eRecording helps you to streamline your workflow and become more efficient in serving your clients. With the ability to electronically submit your documents to county recorders, registry offices, and other recording jurisdictions, you can have your documents recorded in minutes through Simplifile.
By submitting your documents through Simplifile’s service online, you’re no longer paying for express mail, courier services, or mailing supplies. Payments are also taken care of electronically through Simplifile, so you don’t have to worry about payment error delays or writing any checks.
Most importantly, when you eRecord you retain control of the original documents, as the electronic versions are submitted securely through Simplifile so you don’t have to worry about them getting lost in the mail or altered en route to the county.
Bring the advantages of eRecording to your law office today.
It’s quick and easy to get started.
Benefits for attorneys and legal firms
- Have documents recorded at in-office closings before all parties have left
- Save money on courier fees, title examiners, overnight mailing costs, gas, and other travel expenses
- Retain total control of the recording process versus passing it off to a third party
- Detailed financial reconciliation reports available to you 24/7
How will you use Simplifile?
Let us know your role and we’ll show you how Simplifile can help.
Title Company
Bank
Lien Filer
Contractors
Government Agency
National Submitter
“Simplifile has changed the way we do legal work. We can now record within minutes, and everyone is elated to have it done so quickly.”
Pam B.
Paralegal
Snow, Christensen and Martineau
“What used to take weeks now takes one day.”
Don Clark & Rhonda Andresen
Register of Deeds, Deputy Register of Deeds
Saunders County, NE