Deed Fraud
To reduce deed fraud, the Clerk of the Court Recorder sends a courtesy letter to the property owner whenever a Quit Claim Deed is recorded with our office.
As a property owner, you should receive a Notice of Proposed Taxes at the end of August each year. If you do not receive this, you should contact the Property Appraiser. You can also periodically check the Miami-Dade County Property Search to verify the Property Appraiser’s owner of record. If there are any discrepancies, further action on your part would be prudent.
As a property owner, you should receive a Notice of Proposed Taxes at the end of August each year. If you do not receive this, you should contact the Property Appraiser. You can also periodically check the Miami-Dade County Property Search to verify the Property Appraiser’s owner of record. If there are any discrepancies, further action on your part would be prudent.
If you suspect you're a victim of deed fraud
If you suspect that someone has obtained a fraudulent deed to your property, call the Miami-Dade Police Department Organized Crimes Bureau's Economic and Specialized Investigation Section at 305-994-1000. Also, obtain the services of an attorney as soon as possible.
Request a certified copy
You can request a certified copy of the recorded deed from the County Recorder's Office.
REQUEST A DEEDWhen the property is not occupied
If the property in question is vacant, is not being rented or leased and you suspect someone may be living there without permission, notify the authorities as soon as possible
Also, you can periodically check the deed records that are recorded in our County Recorder's Official Record Search.
Also, you can periodically check the deed records that are recorded in our County Recorder's Official Record Search.
