Look Up Property Records in Clark County, KS
In Kansas, this is handled by the Register of Deeds — here's what to expect and where to go.
K.S.A. 28-115(a)(5)(E): "certificate, certifying any instrument on record, a fee of $13" for documents filed on or after 1 January 2018. It is charged per certificate, not per page. Documents filed earlier carry the fee in force when they were filed: $10 (2017), $7 (2016), $4 (2015), $1 (before 2015). The register of deeds' recording fee is not published here — confirm it with the office.
Deeds are recorded by the county Register of Deeds (K.S.A. 19-1204).
⚠️ This office does not process deed recording — the Register of Deeds does. The office below is your county's County Clerk — useful for other services.
Call or check the county website for the County Clerk's office address and hours.
This page shows the best information we have for Clark County. Fees and hours may vary — call ahead to confirm before visiting.