Recorder Offices
Registry of Deeds
55 School Street, Suite 103, Lancaster, New Hampshire 03584
8:00am and 4:00pm M-F / Stop recording at 3:30 pm
(603) 788-2392

About Coos County Recorder
The Registry of Deeds is responsible for recording and maintaining property records in Coos County.Recording Fees
There is a $12 fee for the first page of all documents, except for discharge of mortgages, UCC filings, mortgage assignments, and certain liens. After the first page, there is a $4 fee for each additional page.A tax of $15 per thousand is imposed upon the sale, granting or transfer of real estate and any interest therein except where the price or consideration is $4,000 or less, there shall be a minimum of $40. If claiming an exemption from the transfer tax, this must be clearly stated on the deed being recorded.
There is a $25 surcharge for deeds, mortgages, plans, and discharge of mortgages.
Payment is due at time of recording. Make checks payable to Coos County Register of Deeds, include return postage, and do not use personal checks for transfer tax.
Document Formatting Requirements
* The names and mailing addresses of the grantor(s) and grantee(s) should be in the document.* In the first descriptive sentence of the document, give the names of all municipalities in which the property is located.
* Underneath the signatures of all involved parties, a corresponding printed name should appear.
* Unless an exemption is clearly stated on a deed of conveyance, the transfer tax is applied for deeds of conveyance.
DOCUMENT STANDARDS
* Documents should be submitted on clean white paper without any watermarks. The paper size should not be any larger than legal size (8.5 x 14); however, 8.5 x 11 inches is preferred.
* Font should be a minimum of 10 point, with black ink. Text should not be highlighted.
* Original documents with original signatures are the only types accepted. If the original document is on record in another government office, a certified copy may be accepted at the Register's discretion.
* On the first page, there should be a top margin of 3 inches to allow room for the recorder's information. All other margins must be at least 1 inch.
* Documents should not include any foreign attachments and should not be continuously bound. If an attachment or exhibit is necessary, this can be referenced on the deed in the following form: 'See attachment' or 'See exhibit.'
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Registry of Deeds
55 School Street, Suite 103, Lancaster, New Hampshire 03584
8:00am and 4:00pm M-F / Stop recording at 3:30 pm
(603) 788-2392
Forms
Quitclaim Deed
Manufactured Housing Quitclaim Deed
Manufactured Housing Warranty Deed
Gift Deed
Warranty Deed
Special Warranty Deed
Grant Deed
Easement Deed
Termination of Easement
Correction Deed
Fiduciary Deed
Mortgage Deed and Security Agreement
Discharge of Mortgage
Assignment of Mortgage
Waiver by Surviving Spouse
Real Estate Purchase and Sales Agreement
Memorandum and Notice of Agreement
Full Release of Memorandum and Notice of Agreement
Notice of Intention to File a Mechanics Lien
Petition for Ex Parte Attachment
Assignment of Lien
Release of Mechanic Lien
Partial Lien Waiver
Final Lien Waiver
Notice to Construction Lender
Owners Affidavit
Contractor Affidavit
Subcontractor Affidavit
Subcontractor Notice
Subcontractor Monthly Notice
Trustee Certificate
Disclaimer of Interest
Supplemental Documents
Real Estate Questionnaire (Purchaser) - Form PA-34
New Hampshire Document
Declaration of Consideration for Seller - Form CD-57-S
New Hampshire Document
Declaration of Consideration for Purchaser - Form CD-57-P
New Hampshire Document
Declaration of Consideration for Holding Companies (Purchaser) - Form CD-57-HC-P
New Hampshire Document
Declaration of Consideration for Holding Companies (Seller) - Form CD-57-HC-S
New Hampshire Document
Certificate of Acknowledgment - Individual
New Hampshire Document
Certificate of Acknowledgment - Representative
New Hampshire Document
Jurat
New Hampshire Document
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