Look Up Property Records in Siskiyou County, CA
This service isn't handled by the Clerk-Registrar of Voters. Here's where to go instead.
$10 is a ceiling, not a price. Gov. Code § 27361(a): the fee for recording and indexing “shall not exceedten dollars ($10) for recording the first page and three dollars ($3) for each additional page”. Because § 54985(c)(6) keeps the recorder's fees outside the board of supervisors' general power, every dollar above that ceiling needs its own statute — which is why a California first-page total is an odd number, and why it differs from county to county without anyone having chosen a rate.
- $10 first page, $3 each additional — the cap on recording and indexing (Gov. Code § 27361(a))
- $3 per page — a page that does not meet the § 27361.5 dimensions (Gov. Code § 27361(a)(2))
- $1 per page — printing denser than nine lines per vertical inch (Gov. Code § 27361(a)(1))
- $1 — each cross-reference to a previously recorded document needing extra indexing, after the first (Gov. Code § 27361.2)
- $1 — converting the document store to micrographics — ends when the conversion is paid for (Gov. Code § 27361.4(a), only if the board adopted it)
- $1 — an office open every business day (Gov. Code § 27361.4(b), only if the board adopted it)
- $1 — indexing within two business days (Gov. Code § 27361.4(c), only if the board adopted it)
- $1 — social-security-number truncation — needed board reauthorisation in 2017 to continue (Gov. Code § 27361(d)(1), only if the board adopted it)
- up to $1 — the electronic recording delivery system (Gov. Code § 27397(c)(1), only if the board adopted it)
- $75 per title per parcel, capped at $225 per transaction — Building Homes and Jobs Act (SB 2); exempt where documentary transfer tax is paid on the same transfer, among other exemptions (Gov. Code § 27388.1)
Copies are priced differently again. A copy of a recorded document is set by the board at cost (§ 27366), as is a certificate under seal (§ 27364) — but a copy of a birth, death or marriage certificate made by the recorder is the registrar'sfee, not the recorder's (§ 27365).
In Siskiyou County the Assessor-Recorder records deeds and other documents — not the Clerk-Registrar of Voters whose address this page carries, which is a separate office here. The Assessor-Recorder's own page ↗
⚠️ This office does not process deed recording. Use the agency linked above. The office below is your county's Clerk-Registrar of Voters — useful for other services.