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Look Up Property Records in Carroll County, MS

Fees for this service are set by state statute. Here's what to expect in Carroll County.

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Mississippi Recording Fees — § 25-7-9
Recorded by the Carroll County Chancery Clerk
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$26.00to record a deed of up to five pages · $1.00 each page after

$25.00 for the first five pages is § 25-7-9(1)(b). Carroll County also collects the $1.00 records-management (“archive”) fee that § 25-60-5 lets a county charge on every document filed, “in addition to any other fee provided elsewhere by law” — so a deed is $26.00.

📞Ask the Chancery Clerk before you go: (662) 237-9274
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Recorded by the Chancery Clerk (§ 25-7-9).

📋Office Information
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Office
Chancery Clerk
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Not printed: street address, hours.
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Mailing Address
P.O. Box 60, Carrollton, MS 38917
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Fax
(662) 237-9642
Where this came from
  • Mailing address, phone, fax from the Mississippi Judiciary, Chancery Court Clerks list (January 17, 2024), not from a page of the office's own.
  • Street address: the only source is the Department of Revenue's chancery-clerk sheet, which was wrong in 4 of 16 entries checked (25%), so it is not used.
  • Hours: no official county or office page found; hours not listed in the state directories.

Call the Chancery Clerk's office for its address and hours.

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Fees confirmed by state statute

Contact info sourced from official county records. Always call ahead to confirm hours and payment methods before visiting.

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Mississippi Fee Authority

Mississippi sets the chancery clerk's recording fee by state law — § 25-7-9(1)(b) — and § 25-60-5 adds $1 where the county collects the archive fee:

“Recording each deed, will, lease, amendment, subordination, lien, release, cancellation, order, decree, oath, etc., per book and page listed where applicable, each deed of trust, or any other document, for the first five (5) pages”

📖 Read Miss. Code § 25-7-9(1)(b) ↗