Franklin County Recorder's Office

Absolutely.

You get a transfer on death designation afftidavit made by an attorney or maybe a title company then take to recorder's office to record it

The Auditor has a property record card you can get online from their website

Go to the 18th floor in the 373 south high street building also if you dont need it certified you can get it on line at the recorders web site.

The property has to be free and clear of all liens before transferring...

In one of the garages or at a meter

They do, it's on the 18th floor. You need a valid photo ID, and discharge papers

No but u can get a veterans id if your a vet.

The grantee doesn't have to sign, only the grantor. They will make you fill out an "exempt conveyance form" since she is your daughter, you won't have to pay the conveyance fee. It will cost fifty cents for the transfer. There's also a $28 fee to file it in the recorders office.

This is a legal question. You will need to talk with an attorney or someone at a title agency. Chris Cupples Director of Operations Franklin County Recorder's Office

A copy of any document that is less than ten pages is free (10 cents per page after that). A certified copy of a document is $2 per page and $1 for certification. For example, a certified copy of a standard two page deed would be $5. Chris Cupples Director of Operations Franklin County Recorder's Office

This is a question for your bank and possibly a title company. Chris Cupples Director of Operations Franklin County Recorder's Office

You can visit our office at 373 S. High Street (18th Floor), Columbus, OH 43215. Or you can visit our website recorder.franklincountyohio.gov, search for the lien and print or save it for no cost. Chris Cupples Director of Operations Franklin County Recorder's Office