Look Up Property Records in LeFlore County, OK
Fees for this service are set by state statute. Here's what to expect in LeFlore County.
Why $18.00: it is two fees, both set by 28 O.S. § 32 — the first-page recording fee in § 32(A)(1), and $10.00that § 32(C) adds for every instrument recorded, for the County Clerk's Records Management and Preservation Fund. Each page after the first is $2.00(§ 32(A)(2)). The statute calls these “flat fees to be uniform throughout the state”, so $18.00 is the price in every Oklahoma county.
Deeds are recorded by the County Clerk, which absorbed the register of deeds in every county (19 O.S. § 225). Recording fees are set by 28 O.S. § 32 and are the same in all 77 counties.
Where this came from
- Street address: LeFlore County publishes no official website for this office, and the only statewide list of County Clerks (the Oklahoma Almanac 2021–22, Oklahoma Department of Libraries) is unreliable for it: in at least 9 counties it gives the Court Clerk's phone or address instead of the County Clerk's, so none is printed.
- Phone: LeFlore County publishes no official website for this office, and no source we could verify gives the County Clerk's own number, so none is printed. Ask for the County Clerk's office at the county courthouse in Poteau.
- Hours: LeFlore County publishes no official website for this office, and the only statewide list of County Clerks (the Oklahoma Almanac 2021–22, Oklahoma Department of Libraries) is unreliable for it: in at least 9 counties it gives the Court Clerk's phone or address instead of the County Clerk's, so none is printed.
- Website: LeFlore County publishes no official website.
We could not confirm a phone number, address or website for the County Clerk's office. Ask at the county courthouse in Poteau.
Contact info sourced from official county records. Always call ahead to confirm hours and payment methods before visiting.