Notary and Filing

Which counties in Texas accept electronic filing of documents?

Not all counties in Texas accept electronic filing. If the county you need to file with is not listed below, then you will need to file your documents personally (or by mail if they allow). You should always confirm with the County Property Records office directly for the accepted methods of filing.
Anderson County Andrews County Angelina County Aransas County
Atascosa County Austin County Bastrop County Bee County
Bell County Bexar County Brazoria County Brazos County
Bosque County Burnet County Calhoun County Cameron County
Carson County Chambers County Coke County Coleman County
Collin County Comal County Cooke County Dallas County
Denton County Eastland County Ector County Erath County
Fort Bend County Franklin County Freestone County Galveston County
Grayson County Gregg County Grimes County Guadalupe County
Harris County Harrison County Hays County Hemphill County
Henderson County Hidalgo County Hockley County Hood County
Houston County Howard County Hunt County Jefferson County
Jim Wells County Johnson County Kaufman County Kendall County
Kerr County Lamar County Lavaca County Leon County
Liberty County Limestone County Loving County Lubbock County
McLennan County Medina County Midland County Milam County
Montgomery County Nacogdoches County Navarro County Nueces County
Parker County Potter County Randall County Reeves County
Refugio County Robertson County Rockwall County San Patricio County
Scurry County Sherman County Smith County Starr County
Tarrant County Taylor County Tom Green County Travis County
Upshur County Val Verde County Van Zandt County Victoria County
Waller County Webb County Wichita County
Wilson County Wood County Yoakum County

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