Recording Home & Property Documents
Information on recording, copying, and preserving permanent public records.
In observance of the Juneteenth federal holiday, all Douglas County Government offices will be closed on Thursday, June 19. Offices will reopen on Friday, June 20, for normal business. Ballot drop boxes and VSPC Services (opening Monday, June 16) will still be available. Many County services are available 24/7 by visiting online services.
The Recording Office is responsible for recording, indexing, copying, and preserving permanent public documents, primarily real estate records. The Recording Office also issues Marriage and Civil Union Licenses, serves as a Passport acceptance center, and posts Special District Public Notices. Please select from the featured services below, and review the instructions and required documents needed for your transaction before scheduling an appointment.
Information on recording, copying, and preserving permanent public records.
Steps and general requirements to apply for and record a Marriage or Civil Union License.
Instructions, required forms, and fees to apply for a new passport.
Direct all inquiries regarding divorces, dissolutions, and court matters to the Colorado Judicial Branch – Douglas County 23rd Judicial District. Clerk of the Courts: 720-437-6200