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Duval Clerk’s Office now offering electronically certified documents

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Duval County Clerk of Courts announced Thursday that it is now offering electronically certified documents for most documents in the Official Record.

Officials said eCertified documents will have a unique code as well as an electronic stamp and seal at the bottom of the document.

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The certified documents that can now be obtained electronically include:

  • Marriage licenses
  • Deeds
  • Mortgages
  • Judgments
  • Claims of lien
  • Satisfactions
  • Other documents

“Our ability to offer electronically certified records is a gamechanger,” said Duval County Clerk Jody Phillips. “We hope that giving our customers the opportunity to obtain certified documents instantaneously from wherever they happen to be, as well as the chance to print as many copies as necessary, allows them to get their business done as quickly and efficiently as possible.”

Electronic certified documents can be authenticated at any time by either using a clickable link on the document’s cover page or scanning the QR code also found on the cover page. When an eCertified document is purchased, the file will be available for immediate download via email link for a 30-day period. Once downloaded, the customer can print as many certified copies as desired without the need to purchase additional certified copies from the Clerk’s Office.

Officials said the electronic documents are accepted by federal and state agencies and should also be accepted by all other entities requiring certified copies.

Electronically certified companies of Official Records recorded since 1988 can be ordered through this website.


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