“eClosing counties” usually means the local recording office accepts eRecording for real-estate documents (including mortgages/deeds). CSC shows 33 of 67 Alabama counties as eRecording-enabled:

• Autauga,

• Baldwin,

• Barbour,

• Clarke,

• Cleburne,

• Coffee,

• Colbert,

• Coosa,

• Covington,

• Dallas,

• DeKalb,

• Elmore,

• Franklin,

• Geneva,

• Houston,

• Jefferson,

• Lauderdale,

• Madison,

• Marengo,

• Marion,

• Marshall,

• Mobile,

• Monroe,

• Montgomery,

• Morgan,

• Shelby,

• Talladega,

• Tallapoosa,

• Tuscaloosa,

• Walker,

• Washington,

• Wilcox,

• Winston.

Note: Not listed on CSC ≠ no eRecording (may be another vendor/portal).

Alaska doesn’t use counties—land records are handled through 34 Recording Districts. eRecording is available statewide (Alaska accepts eRecording via approved vendor partners), and CSC lists all 34/34 recording districts as eRecording-enabled.

Arizona has 15 counties, and all 15 are eRecording-enabled via CSC (15/15): Apache, Cochise, Coconino, Gila, Graham, Greenlee, La Paz, Maricopa, Mohave, Navajo, Pima, Pinal, Santa Cruz, Yavapai, Yuma.

Arkansas (eRecording acceptance):
For “eClosing counties,” the key question is whether the recorder accepts eRecording for land records (deeds/mortgages). CSC shows 57 of 75 Arkansas counties/districts as eRecording-enabled, including split districts like Arkansas (DeWitt / Stuttgart) and Craighead (Lake City / Jonesboro), plus:

• Ashley,

• Baxter,

• Benton,

• Boone,

• Bradley,

• Carroll,

• Chicot,

• Clark,

• Clay,

• Cleburne,

• Columbia,

• Conway,

• Crawford,

• Crittenden,

• Cross,

• Desha,

• Faulkner,

• Franklin,

• Garland,

• Greene,

• Hot Spring,

• Howard,

• Independence,

• Jackson,

• Jefferson,

• Johnson,

• Lafayette,

• Lee,

• Lincoln,

• Little River,

• Logan,

• Lonoke,

• Madison,

• Marion,

• Miller,

• Mississippi,

• Montgomery,

• Ouachita,

• Perry,

• Pike,

• Poinsett,

• Polk,

• Pope,

• Pulaski,

• St. Francis,

• Saline,

• Sebastian,

• Sevier,

• Union,

• Van Buren,

• Washington,

• White,

• Woodruff.

California (eRecording acceptance):
“eClosing-ready” usually means the recorder accepts eRecording for land records (deeds/mortgages). CSC-listed eRecording counties in California:

• Alameda,

• Butte,

• Calaveras,

• Contra Costa,

• El Dorado,

• Fresno,

• Glenn,

• Humboldt,

• Imperial,

• Inyo,

• Kern,

• Kings,

• Lake,

• Los Angeles,

• Madera,

• Marin,

• Merced,

• Modoc,

• Mono,

• Monterey,

• Napa,

• Nevada,

• Orange,

• Placer,

• Plumas,

• Riverside,

• Sacramento,

• San Benito,

• San Bernardino,

• San Diego,

• City & County of San Francisco,

• San Joaquin,

• San Luis Obispo,

• San Mateo,

• Santa Barbara,

• Santa Clara,

• Santa Cruz,

• Shasta,

• Solano,

• Sonoma,

• Stanislaus,

• Sutter,

• Tehama,

• Tulare,

• Tuolumne,

• Ventura,

• Yolo,

• Yuba.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (California also has other ERDS channels/vendor networks).

Colorado has 64 counties; CSC shows 63/64 as eRecording-enabled (all counties listed as CSC-network except Conejos). CSC “YES” includes:

• Adams,

• Alamosa,

• Arapahoe,

• Archuleta,

• Baca,

• Bent,

• Boulder,

• City & County of Broomfield,

• Chaffee,

• Cheyenne,

• Clear Creek,

• Costilla,

• Crowley,

• Custer,

• Delta,

• City & County of Denver,

• Dolores,

• Douglas,

• Eagle,

• Elbert,

• El Paso,

• Fremont,

• Garfield,

• Gilpin,

• Grand,

• Gunnison,

• Hinsdale,

• Huerfano,

• Jackson,

• Jefferson,

• Kiowa,

• Kit Carson,

• Lake,

• La Plata,

• Larimer,

• Las Animas,

• Lincoln,

• Logan,

• Mesa,

• Mineral,

• Moffat,

• Montezuma,

• Montrose,

• Morgan,

• Otero,

• Ouray,

• Park,

• Phillips,

• Pitkin,

• Prowers,

• Pueblo,

• Rio Blanco,

• Rio Grande,

• Routt,

• Saguache,

• San Juan,

• San Miguel,

• Sedgwick,

• Summit,

• Teller,

• Washington,

• Weld,

• Yuma.

Connecticut is town/city-based (not county-based). For “eClosing readiness,” the practical question is whether the municipality’s Town/City Clerk accepts eRecording for land records (mortgages/deeds). CSC shows 97 Connecticut municipalities as eRecording-enabled:

• Cities:

  • Bristol,

  • Danbury,

  • Hartford,

  • Meriden,

  • Milford,

  • New Britain,

  • New Haven,

  • New London,

  • Stamford,

  • Torrington,

  • Waterbury,

  • West Haven,

• Towns:

  • Ashford;

  • Avon;

  • Beacon Falls;

  • Berlin;

  • Bethel;

  • Bolton;

  • Branford;

  • Bridgewater;

  • Brookfield;

  • Brooklyn;

  • Burlington;

  • Canton;

  • Cheshire;

  • Colchester;

  • Cornwall;

  • Coventry;

  • Cromwell;

  • Durham;

  • East Granby;

  • East Hampton;

  • East Hartford;

  • East Haven;

  • East Lyme;

  • Eastford;

  • Easton;

  • Ellington;

  • Enfield;

  • Fairfield;

  • Farmington;

  • Glastonbury;

  • Granby;

  • Greenwich;

  • Griswold;

  • Groton;

  • Hamden;

  • Hebron;

  • Kent;

  • Killingly;

  • Lebanon;

  • Ledyard;

  • Manchester;

  • Mansfield;

  • Marlborough;

  • Middlebury;

  • Montville;

  • New Hartford;

  • New Milford;

  • Newington;

  • Newtown;

  • North Branford;

  • North Canaan;

  • Plainfield;

  • Pomfret;

  • Portland;

  • Preston;

  • Putnam;

  • Redding;

  • Ridgefield;

  • Rocky Hill;

  • Roxbury;

  • Salem;

  • Salisbury;

  • Seymour;

  • Sharon;

  • Simsbury;

  • Somers;

  • South Windsor;

  • Southbury;

  • Southington;

  • Sterling;

  • Stonington;

  • Stratford;

  • Suffield;

  • Thompson;

  • Tolland;

  • Warren;

  • Waterford;

  • West Hartford;

  • Westport;

  • Wilton;

  • Winchester;

  • Windham;

  • Windsor;

  • Wolcott;

  • Woodbridge.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some towns may use other vendors), so verify before overclaiming.

Delaware has 3 counties, and all 3 are eRecording-enabled (statewide YES):

• Kent,

• New Castle,

• Sussex.

This means deeds/mortgages and related land-record documents can be submitted and recorded electronically in every Delaware county.

DC is a single recording jurisdiction (Recorder of Deeds), and eRecording is available jurisdiction-wide — meaning DC is eClosing-ready from a recording standpoint.

Florida has 67 counties. CSC shows 62/67 as eRecording-enabled (✅) and 5 not marked as CSC-network:

• Baker,

• Glades,

• Lafayette,

• Levy,

• Liberty.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

Georgia land records are handled by the Clerks of Superior Court; “eClosing-ready” generally means the clerk accepts eRecording/eFiling for real-estate documents (mortgages/deeds) via approved vendor networks and/or the GSCCCA portal. CSC lists the following Georgia counties as eRecording-enabled (confirmed YES list):

• Appling,

• Atkinson,

• Bacon,

• Baker,

• Baldwin,

• Banks,

• Barrow,

• Bartow,

• Ben Hill,

• Berrien,

• Bibb,

• Bleckley,

• Brantley,

• Brooks,

• Bryan,

• Bulloch,

• Burke,

• Butts,

• Calhoun,

• Camden,

• Candler,

• Carroll,

• Catoosa,

• Charlton,

• Chatham,

• Chattahoochee,

• Chattooga,

• Cherokee,

• Clarke,

• Clay,

• Clayton,

• Clinch,

• Cobb,

• Coffee,

• Colquitt,

• Columbia,

• Cook,

• Coweta,

• Crawford,

• Crisp,

• Dade,

• Dawson,

• Decatur,

• DeKalb,

• Dodge,

• Dooly,

• Dougherty,

• Douglas,

• Early,

• Echols,

• Effingham,

• Elbert,

• Emanuel,

• Evans,

• Fannin,

• Fayette,

• Floyd,

• Forsyth,

• Franklin,

• Fulton,

• Gilmer,

• Glascock,

• Glynn,

• Gordon,

• Grady,

• Greene,

• Gwinnett,

• Habersham,

• Hall,

• Hancock,

• Haralson,

• Harris,

• Hart,

• Heard,

• Henry,

• Houston,

• Irwin,

• Jackson,

• Jasper,

• Jeff Davis,

• Jefferson,

• Jenkins,

• Johnson,

• Jones,

• Lamar,

• Lanier,

• Laurens,

• Lee,

• Liberty,

• Lincoln,

• Long,

• Lowndes,

• Lumpkin,

• McDuffie,

• McIntosh,

• Macon,

• Madison,

• Marion,

• Meriwether,

• Miller,

• Mitchell,

• Monroe,

• Montgomery,

• Morgan,

• Murray,

• Muscogee,

• Newton,

• Oconee,

• Oglethorpe,

• Paulding,

• Peach,

• Pickens,

• Pierce,

• Pike,

• Polk,

• Pulaski,

• Putnam,

• Quitman,

• Rabun,

• Randolph,

• Richmond,

• Rockdale,

• Schley,

• Screven,

• Seminole,

• Spalding,

• Stephens,

• Stewart,

• Sumter,

• Talbot,

• Taliaferro,

• Tattnall,

• Taylor,

• Telfair,

• Terrell,

• Thomas,

• Tift,

• Toombs,

• Towns,

• Treutlen,

• Troup,

• Turner,

• Twiggs,

• Union,

• Upson,

• Walker,

• Walton,

• Ware,

• Warren,

• Washington,

• Wayne,

• Webster,

• Wheeler,

• White,

• Whitfield,

• Wilcox,

• Wilkes,

• Wilkinson,

• Worth.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may eFile via GSCCCA or other vendors).

Hawaii uses a single statewide recording system (Bureau of Conveyances), so eRecording is available statewide. For display purposes, all 5 counties are covered:

• Hawaiʻi,

• Honolulu,

• Kalawao,

• Kauaʻi,

• Maui.

Idaho has 44 counties. CSC shows 13 counties as eRecording-enabled:

• Ada,

• Bannock,

• Blaine,

• Bonner,

• Bonneville,

• Canyon,

• Fremont,

• Jerome,

• Kootenai,

• Lewis,

• Oneida,

• Power,

• Valley.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors).

Illinois has 102 counties. CSC shows 87/102 as eRecording-enabled (confirmed YES list), with 15 not marked as CSC-network:

• DeKalb,

• Edgar,

• Edwards,

• Hancock,

• Jasper,

• Johnson,

• Lawrence,

• Marion,

• Menard,

• Piatt,

• Pope,

• Richland,

• Saline,

• Wabash,

• Wayne.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

Indiana has 92 counties. CSC shows 90/92 as eRecording-enabled — all counties are CSC-network “YES” except:

• Crawford and

• Knox.

Iowa is statewide eRecording — all 99 counties accept eRecording, so Iowa is eClosing-ready everywhere from a recording standpoint.

Kansas has 105 counties. CSC shows 38/105 counties as eRecording-enabled:

• Allen,

• Atchison,

• Bourbon,

• Brown,

• Chase,

• Cherokee,

• Crawford,

• Decatur,

• Douglas,

• Ellis,

• Finney,

• Ford,

• Gove,

• Greeley,

• Harper,

• Haskell,

• Jackson,

• Jefferson,

• Jewell,

• Johnson,

• Kiowa,

• Labette,

• Leavenworth,

• Linn,

• Lyon,

• Miami,

• Morton,

• Reno,

• Republic,

• Rush,

• Saline,

• Scott,

• Sedgwick,

• Shawnee,

• Stanton,

• Trego,

• Wilson,

• Wyandotte.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

Kentucky has 120 counties. CSC shows 114/120 as eRecording-enabled, with 7 not marked as CSC-network:

• Elliott,

• Hopkins,

• Jackson,

• Lee,

• Morgan,

• Russell,

• Wayne.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

Louisiana records by parish (not county). CSC-listed eRecording parishes (confirmed YES):

• Assumption,

• Avoyelles,

• Beauregard,

• Calcasieu,

• De Soto,

• Evangeline,

• Franklin,

• Iberville,

• Jefferson,

• Lafayette,

• Livingston,

• Madison,

• Orleans,

• Plaquemines,

• Rapides,

• Red River,

• Sabine,

• St. Bernard,

• St. James,

• St. Martin,

• St. Tammany,

• Tangipahoa,

• Tensas,

• Terrebonne,

• Vernon,

• Washington,

• Webster,

• West Baton Rouge,

• West Feliciana.

Note: Some parishes use other platforms (e.g., eClerks LA), so not on CSC ≠ no eRecording.

Maine is registry-based, and Aroostook is split (Northern + Southern), so there are 17 recording jurisdictions. CSC shows 17/17 as eRecording-enabled statewide:

• Androscoggin;

• Northern Aroostook;

• Southern Aroostook;

• Cumberland;

• Franklin;

• Hancock;

• Kennebec;

• Knox;

• Lincoln;

• Oxford;

• Penobscot;

• Piscataquis;

• Sagadahoc;

• Somerset;

• Waldo;

• Washington;

• York.

Maryland has an official Land Records eRecording implementation list (Maryland Judiciary/AOC). The following jurisdictions are confirmed YES for land-record eRecording:

• Allegany;

• Anne Arundel (incl. Annapolis);

• Baltimore City;

• Baltimore County;

• Calvert; Caroline;

• Carroll;

• Cecil (incl. Charlestown/Cecilton);

• Charles;

• Dorchester;

• Frederick (incl. City of Frederick);

• Garrett;

• Harford (incl. Bel Air/Havre de Grace/Aberdeen);

• Howard;

• Kent;

• Montgomery;

• Prince George’s;

• Queen Anne’s (incl. Centreville/Queenstown);

• St. Mary’s (incl. MetComm);

• Somerset;

• Talbot;

• Washington;

• Wicomico (incl. Salisbury/DID);

• Worcester (incl. Ocean City).

Maryland has an official Land Records eRecording implementation list (Maryland Judiciary/AOC). The following jurisdictions are confirmed YES for land-record eRecording:

• Allegany;

• Anne Arundel (incl. Annapolis);

• Baltimore City;

• Baltimore County;

• Calvert;

• Caroline;

• Carroll;

• Cecil (incl. Charlestown/Cecilton);

• Charles;

• Dorchester;

• Frederick (incl. City of Frederick);

• Garrett;

• Harford (incl. Bel Air/Havre de Grace/Aberdeen);

• Howard;

• Kent;

• Montgomery;

• Prince George’s;

• Queen Anne’s (incl. Centreville/Queenstown);

• St. Mary’s (incl. MetComm);

• Somerset;

• Talbot;

• Washington;

• Wicomico (incl. Salisbury/DID);

• Worcester (incl. Ocean City).

Michigan has 83 counties. CSC shows 73/83 as eRecording-enabled — all counties except these 10 not marked as CSC-network:

• Antrim,

• Baraga,

• Cheboygan,

• Gogebic,

• Iosco,

• Keweenaw,

• Luce,

• Osceola,

• Sanilac,

• Schoolcraft.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

Minnesota supports eRecording statewide through its ERER framework and “trusted submitters.” CSC shows eRecording in all MN counties except Cook County (Cook is not marked as CSC-network on CSC’s list).

CSC-confirmed eRecording “YES” counties/jurisdictions:

• Calhoun,

• Clarke,

• Copiah,

• DeSoto,

• Forrest,

• George,

• Greene,

• Grenada,

• Hancock,

• Harrison (District 1 & 2),

• Jackson,

• Jones (District 1 & 2),

• Lafayette,

• Lamar,

• Lauderdale,

• Lee,

• Lowndes,

• Madison,

• Noxubee,

• Pearl River,

• Prentiss,

• Rankin,

• Scott,

• Tishomingo,

• Wayne,

• Winston.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may eRecord via other vendors/programs).

Missouri is heavily eRecording-enabled via CSC (confirmed YES list includes most counties and City of St. Louis). Not listed:

• Bollinger,

• Harrison,

• Howard,

• Knox,

• Montgomery,

• New Madrid,

• Perry.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

Montana has 56 counties. CSC shows 34/56 as eRecording-enabled:

• Beaverhead,

• Big Horn,

• Blaine,

• Broadwater,

• Carbon,

• Cascade,

• Custer,

• Dawson,

• Deer Lodge,

• Fallon,

• Fergus,

• Flathead,

• Gallatin,

• Granite,

• Jefferson,

• Lake,

• Lewis and Clark,

• Madison,

• Missoula,

• Park,

• Petroleum,

• Phillips,

• Pondera,

• Ravalli,

• Rosebud,

• Sanders,

• Silver Bow,

• Stillwater,

• Sweet Grass,

• Teton,

• Toole,

• Treasure,

• Valley,

• Wheatland.

Not marked as CSC-network (22):

• Carter,

• Chouteau,

• Daniels,

• Garfield,

• Glacier,

• Golden Valley,

• Hill,

• Judith Basin,

• Liberty,

• Lincoln,

• McCone,

• Meagher,

• Mineral,

• Musselshell,

• Powder River,

• Powell,

• Prairie,

• Richland,

• Roosevelt,

• Sheridan,

• Wibaux,

• Yellowstone.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

Nebraska has 93 counties. CSC shows 33 counties as eRecording-enabled (active list):

• Antelope,

• Cass,

• Colfax,

• Cuming,

• Dakota,

• Deuel,

• Dodge,

• Douglas,

• Frontier,

• Garfield,

• Gosper,

• Hall,

• Hitchcock,

• Hooker,

• Johnson,

• Keya Paha,

• Knox,

• Lancaster,

• Lincoln,

• Loup,

• Nance,

• Otoe,

• Pierce,

• Polk,

• Rock,

• Sarpy,

• Saunders,

• Scotts Bluff,

• Sheridan,

• Sioux,

• Thayer,

• Wayne,

• York.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

Nevada has 17 counties. CSC shows 16/17 as eRecording-enabled:

• Carson City,

• Churchill,

• Clark,

• Douglas,

• Elko,

• Eureka,

• Humboldt,

• Lander,

• Lincoln,

• Lyon,

• Mineral,

• Nye,

• Pershing,

• Storey,

• Washoe,

• White Pine.

Esmeralda is not on CSC but still YES for eRecording/eFiling (via Simplifile—regular deeds only).

Bottom line: Nevada is effectively statewide eRecording (17/17), with CSC covering 16/17.

New Hampshire records through 10 county Registries of Deeds. CSC shows 9/10 as eRecording-enabled

• Belknap,

• Carroll,

• Cheshire,

• Grafton,

• Hillsborough,

• Merrimack,

• Rockingham,

• Strafford, Sullivan.

Coös County is also YES for eRecording (confirmed by the registry).

Bottom line: New Hampshire is statewide eRecording (10/10).

New Jersey is statewide eRecording — all 21 counties are CSC eRecording-enabled (21/21):

• Atlantic,

• Bergen,

• Burlington,

• Camden,

• Cape May,

• Cumberland,

• Essex,

• Gloucester,

• Hudson,

• Hunterdon,

• Mercer,

• Middlesex,

• Monmouth,

• Morris,

• Ocean,

• Passaic,

• Salem,

• Somerset,

• Sussex,

• Union,

• Warren.

New Mexico has 33 counties. CSC shows 27 counties as eRecording-enabled (active list):

• Bernalillo,

• Catron,

• Chaves,

• Cibola,

• Colfax,

• Curry,

• De Baca,

• Doña Ana,

• Eddy,

• Guadalupe,

• Harding,

• Lea, Lincoln,

• Los Alamos,

• Luna,

• Mora,

• Otero,

• Quay,

• Rio Arriba,

• Roosevelt,

• Sandoval,

• San Juan,

• San Miguel,

• Santa Fe,

• Torrance,

• Union,

• Valencia.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

New York has 62 counties. CSC covers 61/62 (all listed counties except Richmond). Richmond County (Staten Island/NYC) is still YES for eRecording via NYC ACRIS.

Bottom line: New York is statewide eRecording (62/62), with CSC covering 61 and Richmond handled through NYC workflows.

North Carolina has 100 counties. CSC shows 87/100 as eRecording-enabled, with 13 not marked as CSC-network:

• Ashe,

• Brunswick,

• Camden,

• Caswell,

• Clay,

• Graham,

• Hyde,

• Jones,

• Lenoir,

• Rutherford,

• Tyrrell,

• Warren,

• Washington.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (NC has broader eRecording adoption via other programs/vendors).

North Dakota has 53 counties. CSC shows 51/53 as eRecording-enabled, with 2 not marked as CSC-network:

• Benson and

• Stark.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

Ohio has 88 counties. CSC shows 81/88 as eRecording-enabled, with 7 not marked as CSC-network:

• Ashland,

• Fayette,

• Gallia,

• Hamilton,

• Harrison,

• Montgomery,

• Preble.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

Wyoming has 23 counties. CSC’s current Active County List shows 16 Wyoming counties are eRecording-active in the CSC network.

CSC eRecording network counties (16/23)":

• Albany;

• Carbon;

• Converse;

• Crook;

• Fremont;

• Laramie;

• Lincoln;

• Natrona;

• Platte;

• Sheridan;

• Sublette;

• Sweetwater;

• Teton;

• Uinta;

• Washakie;

• Weston.

Not in CSC’s network list (7/23) — verify separately

Big Horn; Campbell; Goshen; Hot Springs; Johnson; Niobrara; Park.

CSC-confirmed eRecording “YES” counties:

• Adair,

• Alfalfa,

• Beckham,

• Bryan,

• Canadian,

• Carter,

• Cimarron,

• Cleveland,

• Coal,

• Comanche,

• Creek,

• Ellis,

• Garfield,

• Grady,

• Jackson,

• Johnston,

• Kay,

• Kingfisher,

• Lincoln,

• Major,

• Noble,

• Nowata,

• Okfuskee,

• Oklahoma,

• Osage,

• Pittsburg,

• Rogers,

• Texas,

• Tillman,

• Tulsa,

• Wagoner,

• Washington,

• Washita,

• Woods.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

Pennsylvania has 67 counties. CSC shows 53/67 as eRecording-enabled, with 14 not marked as CSC-network:

• Adams,

• Clarion,

• Clinton,

• Fayette,

• Forest,

• Fulton,

• Huntingdon,

• Juniata,

• Lycoming,

• Mifflin,

• Montour,

• Union,

• Warren,

• Wyoming.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

Pennsylvania has 67 counties. CSC shows 53/67 as eRecording-enabled, with 14 not marked as CSC-network:

• Adams,

• Clarion,

• Clinton,

• Fayette,

• Forest,

• Fulton,

• Huntingdon,

• Juniata,

• Lycoming,

• Mifflin,

• Montour,

• Union,

• Warren,

• Wyoming.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

South Carolina has 46 counties. CSC shows 32/46 as eRecording-enabled, with 14 not marked as CSC-network:

• Abbeville,

• Allendale,

• Bamberg,

• Barnwell,

• Dillon,

• Edgefield,

• Fairfield,

• Hampton,

• Lee,

• McCormick,

• Marion,

• Marlboro,

• Newberry,

• Orangeburg.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals).

South Dakota has 66 counties. CSC shows 21/66 as eRecording-enabled:

• Aurora,

• Bennett,

• Campbell,

• Clark,

• Codington,

• Corson,

• Custer,

• Davison,

• Haakon,

• Hamlin,

• Hanson,

• Kingsbury,

• Lawrence,

• Lincoln,

• McPherson,

• Moody,

• Pennington,

• Perkins,

• Turner,

• Union,

• Yankton.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (many counties participate via other vendors/programs).

Tennessee has 95 counties. CSC lists the counties above as eRecording-enabled (CSC-network “YES”); the counties not marked as CSC-network:

• Bledsoe,

• Claiborne,

• Clay,

• Crockett,

• Decatur,

• Fayette,

• Fentress,

• Giles,

• Grainger,

• Hancock,

• Haywood,

• Henderson,

• Henry,

• Houston,

• Jackson,

• Johnson,

• Lake,

• Lewis,

• Lincoln,

• Loudon,

• Macon,

• Marion,

• Meigs,

• Monroe,

• Moore,

• Perry,

• Pickett,

• Rhea,

• Roane,

• Smith,

• Stewart,

• Tipton,

• Trousdale,

• Van Buren,

• White.

Note: Not on CSC ≠ no eRecording (some counties may use other vendors/portals). TN nuance: some eRecorded packages may require a “Certification of Electronic Document” page.

Texas has 254 counties. Here’s what is listed on CSC:

• Anderson Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Andrews Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Angelina Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Aransas Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Archer County

• Atascosa Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Austin County

• Bastrop County

• Bee Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Bell Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Bexar Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Blanco County

• 
  Bosque Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Bowie Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Brazoria Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Brazos Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Brewster County

• Brown County

• Burnet County

• Calhoun Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Callahan Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Cameron County

• Carson County

• Chambers County

• Clay County

• Coke Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Coleman Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Collin County

• Comal County

• Cooke Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Coryell County

• Dallam Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Dallas County

• Deaf Smith County

• Denton Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• DeWitt County

• 
  Eastland Countyis part of the CSC eRecording network

• Ector County

TX nuance: eRecording submitters must be authorized entity types under TX Gov’t Code Ch. 195 (§195.003)—so lender/title/approved submitters matter.

Utah recognizes and accepts online notarizations performed by out-of-state notaries under their state rules (Utah Code § 57-2a-3).

Online notary is legal in Utah under Utah Code § 46-1-1.

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Vermont recognizes and accepts online notarizations performed by out-of-state notaries under its current state rules (Vermont Code Title 26 § 5374).

Once effective and implemented, Vermont authorizes remote online notarization for Vermont notaries (Title 26, § 5364(b)(2) Vermont Statutes).

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Virginia recognizes and accepts online notarizations performed by out-of-state notaries under their state rules (See Va. Code Ann. §§ 55.1-616, 47.1-13.1, 55.1-612, & 49-5).

Online notary is legal in Virginia under Title 26 of the Virginia Statutes.

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Washington recognizes and accepts online notarizations performed by out-of-state notaries under their state rules (See Wash. Rev. Code § 42.45.090 and § 64.08.020).

Online notary is legal in Washington under Wash. Rev. Code § 42.45.280.

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West Virginia recognizes out-of-state online notarizations performed by notaries from other states under their own remote online notary laws and rules (See W. Va. Code §§ 39-4-11, 39-1-3, 39-1-10 & 57-5-9).

West Virginia allows its notaries to perform remote online notarizations under W. Va Code §§ 39-4-6 & 39-4-37.

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Wisconsin recognizes and accepts online notarizations performed by out-of-state notaries under their state rules (See Wis. Stat. § 140.11 and § 887.01).

Online notary is legal in Wisconsin under Wis. Stat. § 140.145.

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Wyoming recognizes online notarizations performed by notaries commissioned in other states under Wyo. Stat. § 32-3-106.

Wyoming authorizes its notaries to perform online notarization under WYO. Stat. § 32-3-111.

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