Protect Yourself with Property Fraud Alert for Free

Pursuant to Sections 28.47(1), Florida statutes, this is a free recording notification service open to all persons wishing to register for receiving automated recording notifications.

Through this site you can register to receive text or email alerts if a recording (paperwork regarding a deed, mortgage, etc.) takes place involving property you own. If the recording is fraudulent, you can immediately notify local law enforcement and take action to stop the fraud in its tracks before more harm is done.

We urge Florida property owners to act proactively against scammers who will attempt to steal homes, vacant land, or business property through the filing of fraudulent deeds or other official records systems. Receiving notifications that something may be amiss is the first step to fighting back. We encourage all property owners to register for this free service that your Clerk of Court has implemented.

Although the notification won’t stop the fraudulent transaction, it does give the property owner an opportunity to right the wrong before it’s too far gone. This free service does not prevent a fraudulent action from occurring but is an early warning system for subscribers – a tool to become aware of fraudulent activity that may have otherwise gone undetected. Please sign up today.

How to Sign Up for Alerts

Signing up is quick and easy! Simply follow these steps:

• Enter an email address to subscribe.
• Enter the name(s) you would like to monitor.
• Enter the email address and phone number you would like the alerts sent to.

If You Receive an Alert

If a document is recorded that matches your monitoring criteria, you will receive an email and/or text alert within 24 hours. The alert will include the document type, instrument number or Clerk's File Number, and the book and page number so it can easily be found on the Online Official Records website.

If you suspect you are a victim of fraud, please seek legal advice and contact law enforcement. You may also consider filing a case in civil court.

Reviewing your property records is an important way to protect yourself from fraud. Don’t delay, sign up today!

How to Change or Cancel Your Subscription

You may cancel your Property Fraud Alerts subscription at any time through our website. You will need the email address you used to subscribe.

• Click on the "REGISTER FREE" button.
• You will need to agree to the Disclaimer.
• Fill in the email address used to subscribe.
• Add or remove name(s) you would like to monitor.
• To cancel your subscription, click on the "DELETE AND UNSUBSCRIBE" button.