E-Record Documents in Miami-Dade County

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Time is Money and we intend to save you that money by cutting back the time it takes for you to record your documents.

Submit eligible documents electronically to Miami-Dade County without traveling to the Recorder’s Office or waiting in line. Swift E-Recording gives contractors, attorneys, title companies, real estate professionals, and other businesses a faster way to submit documents for recording.

Upload your completed document through your account, monitor its status, and download the officially recorded copy once it has been processed by the county.

Documents Available for eRecording in Miami-Dade County

Swift E-Recording currently supports the following 37 document types:

Code Document Type
Code Document Type
AFF Affidavit
AGR Agreement
AIN Articles of Incorporation
AMO Assignment of Mortgage
ASG Assignment
BAN Bankruptcy
CER Certificate
CMO Chattel Mortgage
COC Co-op Certificate
CON Consent
DEE Deed
DOM Dissolution of Marriage
DOR Declaration of Residence
DSR Disclaimer
EAS Easement
FST Financing Statement (UCC)
JUD Judgment
LEA Lease
MOR Mortgage
MOR_X Mortgage (Exempt Consideration)
NOT Notice
ORD Order
PAD Probate and Administration
PAY Power of Attorney
PRE Partial Release
PRM Partial Release of Mortgage
PRO Probate Order of Distribution
RES Restriction
RSL Resolution
SJU Satisfaction of Judgment
SMO Satisfaction of Mortgage
WAI Waiver

How eRecording Works

Upload Documents

Log in and upload your completed document, then submit it in the portal. From your phone, your truck, anywhere.

Submitted to The County

Your document is transmitted electronically to your County Clerk the same business day.

Recorded Copy in Your Account

Miami-Dade County typically records within 3–4 business days. Once recorded, the official copy and Clerk’s file number are returned directly to your email and account for download and recordkeeping.

Who Uses Miami-Dade County eRecording?

Contractors

Contractors

Record Notices of Commencement, liens, releases, affidavits, and other construction-related documents without making a courthouse trip.

Legal Professionals

Attorneys and Legal Professionals

Electronically submit judgments, orders, probate documents, powers of attorney, and other eligible legal records.

Real Estate Professionals

Real Estate Professionals

Record deeds, mortgages, assignments, easements, co-op certificates, and other approved property records electronically.

Permit Expeditors

Permit Expeditors

Upload, submit, and track Notices of Commencement, Notices of Termination, construction liens, and releases across all of your contractor clients. Every recorded document comes back to the same account, ready to download.

Lending / Financial

Lending / Financial

Submit mortgages, loan modifications, assignments, satisfactions, and releases electronically through one convenient platform.

Government Agencies

Government Agencies

Send eligible public records and official agency documents electronically to supported Florida County Clerks.

HOA and Property Management

HOA and Property Management

Record association liens, releases, satisfactions, covenant updates, and declaration amendments without visiting the Clerk’s office.

Title & Escrow Companies

Title & Escrow Companies

Keep closings moving by electronically recording deeds, mortgages, satisfactions, releases, and other transaction-related documents.

Frequently Asked Questions

What documents can I e-record in Miami-Dade County?

Swift E-Recording supports 37 Miami-Dade County document types, including deeds, mortgages, assignments, liens, judgments, Notices of Commencement, releases, and satisfactions.

Yes. Notices of Commencement are included among the Miami-Dade County document types supported by Swift E-Recording. See our guide to eRecording a Notice of Commencement in Miami-Dade County. Or create your Miami-Dade NOC free with our form generator.

Yes. Quit claim deeds are supported for electronic recording in Miami-Dade County. Read our step-by-step guide on how to record a quitclaim deed in Miami-Dade County.

Once Miami-Dade County records and stamps the document, the completed copy is returned electronically to your Swift E-Recording account.

Yes. Miami-Dade County records Notices of Termination under document code REL (Release). Read our step-by-step guide on how to record a Notice of Termination in Miami-Dade County.

Record in Miami-Dade County Without the Courthouse Trip

Create your account and begin submitting eligible Miami-Dade County documents online.

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