Recording Office

AgencyBroward County Records, Taxes and Treasury Division — Recording Section
Address115 S. Andrews Avenue, Room 114, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
HoursMonday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. (verify current hours)
eRecordingAvailable — File and Go submits electronically
Online Recordsbroward.org/RecordsTaxesTreasury/Recording

Broward County-Specific Form Requirements

  • Contractor's state license number: Required. Full DBPR license number (e.g., "CGC1512345").
  • Permit number: Strongly recommended; required for many project types.
  • 3-inch top margin on first page, 1-inch on all other sides. Generic forms often fail this.
  • Document size: 8.5" × 11" or 8.5" × 14" only.

File and Go

File and Go eRecords directly with the Broward County Records Division. Same-day filing, RecordReady™ review, and certified copy delivery — no courthouse visit needed.

Recording Fees

ItemFee
First page$10.00
Each additional page$8.50
Indexing (per name over 4)$1.00 per additional name
Certified copy$2.00 per page after recording

Fees governed by § 28.24, F.S. Verify current fees with the recording office before filing.

How to File in Broward County

  1. Prepare the NOC using Broward's preferred form or File and Go's guided builder — include license number, permit number, legal description, and lender if applicable.
  2. Get the owner's signature notarized (in-person or via Notary Connect RON).
  3. Record via eRecording (fastest), in-person at Room 114, 115 S. Andrews Ave., or by mail.
  4. Post a certified copy at the job site before construction begins.
  5. Provide a copy to your construction lender before requesting the first draw.

Broward County accepts eRecording through approved vendors including File and Go. eRecording provides same-day or next-day recording, electronic confirmation, and certified copy delivery by email.

🟢 How File and Go Handles Broward County NOCs

1

Broward County-Ready Form

Includes all required fields — license number, permit number, proper margins.

2

RecordReady™

We check against Broward County's specific criteria before electronic submission.

3

eRecord Direct

We submit directly to the recording office — no lines, no parking, no lost mail.

4

Fast Confirmation

Instrument number and certified copy delivered by email same business day in most cases.

Common Broward County NOC Mistakes

  • Missing contractor license number: The #1 rejection reason in Broward. Include the full DBPR license number.
  • Insufficient top margin: Broward requires a 3-inch top margin on the first page. Many generic forms don't have this.
  • Wrong payee on check: Make checks payable to "Broward County Records, Taxes and Treasury."

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I record a Broward County NOC online?
Yes — Broward accepts eRecording through approved vendors. File and Go handles this electronically. You can also record in person or by mail.
What is the Broward Folio Number?
Broward's unique property identifier. Find it at bcpa.net by searching your property address.
How long does Broward take to record an eRecorded NOC?
Typically 1–2 business days for eRecording. In-person is same-day. Mail takes 5–10 business days.
Disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed Florida attorney for guidance on your specific situation. File and Go is a document preparation and filing service, not a law firm.