Recorder

Sheriffs Office………………….+1 (319) 892-6100

Attorneys Office……………….+1 (319) 892-6350

Is there a fee to record military discharge records or to get certified copies of them?

Treasurers Office……………+1 (319) 892-5500

When are hunting / fishing licenses available for sale?

Does the Recorders Office take passport photos?

What documents are required for a passport?

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Please note:Issuing a certificate showing federal tax lien on file $6 fee per request. Requesting a copy of a federal tax lien $5 per copy. Copies of documents costs $1 per page – certifications cost $5 per document copied. Any page longer than 14 inches and any attached piece will be considered an additional page. Any document larger than 11 by 14 inches will be required to have original size copies to accompany it.

The Linn County Recorders Office is located on the second floor of the Jean Oxley Linn County Public Service Center. This office handles real estate records; birth, death and marriage records; and boat, snowmobile, and all-terrain vehicle registrations and titles. In addition, the office sells hunting, fishing and trapping licenses, including deer and turkey tags.

Recorders Office…………….+1 (319) 892-5420

*In addition to the above fees, these require an additional $5 transfer fee for each separate parcel of real estate involved (one parcel is included in the first page fee of $12.00)The maximum transfer fee is $50.

Passports and Visas (Travel Documents)

Contact UsLinn County Recorders Office

Auditors Office…………………+1 (319) 892-5300

Community Services……….+1 (319) 892-5600

To search real estate records, visit theLinn County Recorderwebsite.RecordingThe following documents are recorded in the Linn County Recorders Office. Basic recording fees are $5 per page, plus $2 per transaction nveyances (deeds, contracts, changes of title etc.)require an additional auditors transfer fee of $5 per parcel.

Are militiary discharge records made available to the general public?