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Documents We Record in California
eFileRecorder.com submits documents electronically to all 58 California county recorders on behalf of law firms, title companies, real estate professionals, and individuals. Select your document type below to learn more and start recording.
Grant Deed
Transfers property ownership with implied title warranties. The most common deed in California real estate transactions.
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Quitclaim Deed
Transfers ownership interest with no title warranties. Common for family transfers and divorce settlements.
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Trust Transfer Deed
Transfers real property into or out of a living trust for estate planning purposes.
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Deed of Trust
Three-party security instrument used in California mortgage transactions as collateral for a loan.
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Full Reconveyance
Releases a lender’s interest in a property once a Deed of Trust loan is paid in full.
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Mechanic’s Lien
Legal claim by a contractor or supplier who performed work or provided materials but was not paid.
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Lien Release
Removes a previously recorded lien from a property’s title once the debt is satisfied.
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Abstract of Judgment
Converts a court money judgment into a lien against all real property the debtor owns in the county.
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Subordination Agreement
Changes the priority order of liens on a property, typically to allow refinancing or a new loan.
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Assignment of Deed of Trust
Transfers the beneficial interest in a Deed of Trust from one lender to another.
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Sub-Reconveyance
A reconveyance executed by a substituted trustee when the original trustee is unavailable.
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Transfer Declaration
Required California form (PCOR) submitted to the county assessor when property ownership changes.
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How It Works
Record Any Document in 3 Simple Steps
1
Select Your County & Document
Choose your California county and the document type you need recorded. Our eRecord form accepts all major document types.
2
Upload Your Document
Securely upload your prepared document via our encrypted platform. Need document preparation first? We offer that too.
3
Submit Payment & We Handle the Rest
Pay the flat $130 service fee plus applicable county recording fees. We submit to the county recorder and notify you when your document is officially recorded — typically within 24–48 hours.
Who We Serve
Built for Professionals & Individuals
- Real estate attorneys and law firms processing deed and lien filings across California
- Title and escrow companies needing a reliable statewide eRecording partner
- Real estate investors transferring ownership via grant deed or quitclaim
- Construction companies filing mechanic’s liens or lien releases statewide
- Estate planning attorneys recording trust transfer deeds and related documents
- Individuals transferring property between family members or into a trust
Pricing
Simple Flat Fee Pricing
eFileRecorder Service Fee$130
Credit Card Surcharge3%
County Recording FeesVaries by county & page count
Starting at
$130
No subscriptions, no hidden fees. Pay per document submission. Contact us for a full fee estimate before submitting.
Start Recording →Service Area
All 58 California Counties
We submit documents to every county recorder’s office in California. Select your county to see accepted document types and start recording.