Wyoming County, Pennsylvania - Recorder Information

Register of Deeds

You are NOT on the Wyoming County official website, you are on Deeds.com, a private website that is not affiliated with any government agency.

The Wyoming County, Pennsylvania recorder of deeds is responsible for recording and maintaining the real property records for the county. These records include deeds, easements, and other instruments used in the conveyance of property. Recording requirements must be met and fees must be paid before recording can take place.

Recording Fees

Deed $ 63.75
Mineral Rights Conveyance $ 58.75
Mortgage $ 63.75
Access Covenant $ 18.50
Ag Easement/Ag Area $ 18.50
Adverse Possession $ 18.50
Affidavit $ 18.50
Act 319 Clean and Green $ 18.50
Agreement $ 18.50
Assignment $ 18.50
Assignment Rents & Leases $ 18.50
Assumption Agreement $ 18.50
Brand $ 18.50
Charter $ 18.50
Consent of Landowner $ 18.50
Court Order $ 18.50
Covenants and Restrictions $ 18.50
Declaration of Pooling and Unitization $ 18.50
Declaration of Taking or Trust $ 18.50
Decree/Award of Real Estate $ 58.75
Easement $ 58.75
Election to Take $ 18.50
Financial Statement $ 18.50
Installment Sales Agreements $ 58.75
Lease $ 18.50
Lease -- 30 years + $ 58.75
Lien Search (name change only) plus $1.00 each listing $ 8.00
Misc. $ 18.50
Mortgage $ 63.75
* Amendment $ 18.50
* Assignment $ 58.75
* Modification $ 18.50
* Release $ 58.75
* Satisfaction $ 60.75
* Subordination $ 18.50
* Supplemental $ 58.75
Notary Public (Including bond & Oath) $ 35.50
Notary Public Name Change (Address change notify Dept. of State only) $ 18.50
Notice of Condemnation $ 18.50
Oil and Gas Lease (Statement of Value Required) $ 18.50
* Amendment $ 18.50
* Assignment of Oil & Gas Lease (Statement of Value Required) $ 18.50
* Assignment of Oil & Gas RTT (Statement of Value Required) $ 58.75
* Extension $ 18.50
* Release $ 18.50
* Surrender $ 18.50
Oil and Gas Miscellaneous $ 18.50
Ordinance $ 18.50
Option Agreement $ 18.50
Power of Attorney $ 18.50
Revocation of Power of Attorney $ 18.50
Public Utilities Filing Act 287 of 1974 (Underground Right of Way) No charge
Redetermination Act 40 $ 40.00
Release $ 18.50
Rollback Taxes $ 18.50
Right of Way $ 58.75
Sewer/Water Permit $ 18.50
Sewer Easement $ 58.75
Stipulation $ 18.50
Supplemental Indenture $ 58.75
Timber Conveyance $ 18.50
Waiver $ 18.50
Veteran's Discharge- No charge

* Certified copies are $5.00 for up to 8 pages and $.50 per page after the 8 pages
* Maps/Subdivision Maps $ 29.00 They do not accept maps larger than 24x36 inches. All subdivision maps must show proof of county, township and/or borough approval. All maps must be signed by owners and acknowledged. We cannot accept poor copies. They do not accept colored maps.
* Highway Plan $ 15.00
Additional pages $ 3.00

A state tax of 1% and a local tax of the same amount is due upon recording.

Include a self-addressed stamped envelope so that documents can be returned.

All recording fees must be paid in the exact amount, as refunds are not given. Overages of $5 or less are kept by the recorder. If the overage is more than $5, the document will be returned unrecorded.

For all multiple recordings, there is a 20 document limit per check for non-taxable documents only.

Document Formatting Requirements

1. A deed must be acknowledged before the Recorder of Deeds can consider it. An acknowledgment must include the county and state. The name of the person acknowledging should be given exactly the same as it appears in the document. Other necessary elements are a notary signature, notary stamp, and the notary expiration date. The acknowledgment date should be on or after the execution date of the document.

2. The maximum size page accepted is 8.5 x 11 inches. Margins should be a minimum of 1-inch and should be free from all markings. Use black ink and a font size of at least 9 point. Please do not staple the document.

3. A complete legal description of the real property must be present, which should include the municipality, state, and county of the property.

4. The Uniform Parcel Identifier number that has been assigned to the parcel must be stated on the document. For assistance with this, contact the County Mapping Department. In order for a recorded document to provide constructive notice under the Pennsylvania recording laws, it must have a Uniform Parcel Identifier number.

5. A signed Certificate of Residence, with the grantee's name and mailing address should be attached to the deed.

6. A deed should state the true consideration of the property or should be accompanied by an original Affidavit of Value. If claiming an exemption from taxation, the deed must be accompanied by an original and fully completed Affidavit of Value.

7. If multiple documents constituting one transaction are submitted, the order of recording must be clearly indicated. The party submitting the documents is responsible for any re-recording expenses resulting from an improper order of recording.

8. Any corrective documents must include a reference to the document being corrected, as well as the reason for correction. A corrective deed must also include a Statement of Value and a recorded copy of the document being corrected.

9. A re-recorded document must be acknowledged again, and must also include the reason for re-recording.

10. When submitting a deed that pertains to property in more than one municipality, the percentage of local transfer tax for each municipality must be stated.


Statement of Value:

A Statement of Value is necessary whenever (1) the full consideration is not set forth in the deed, (2) when the deed is without consideration or is by gift, or (3) a tax exemption is claimed. A Statement of Value is not required if the transfer is wholly exempt from tax based on familial relationship or public utility easement.
If the transfer is between family members, the relationship must be stated on the deed.

The Statement of Value must be completed in its entirety and submitted in duplicate with a reason for the exemption and the amount of exemption.

A Statement of Value must also be submitted for easements and rights-of-ways.