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Property Watch

Property Watch is offered to Salt Lake County residents FREE of charge. Signing up for Property Watch will enable you to keep track of recorded changes to your property. The Recorder's Office will send you an email alerting you to any new recorded documents. Your contact information will be protected and will only be used for Property Watch notifications.

Property Watch is a valuable consumer protection tool designed to help property owners protect themselves against title fraud. Please be aware that Property Watch notifications are sent only for documents attached to the property. The possibility exists for some documents to be recorded which are not attached to a property.

Clear title is not determined by the Recorder's Office. That information comes from a title search done by a title company or an attorney.

ex. 123 N Main St

** You must select your address from the drop-down list to proceed.

Is your address not showing in the drop-down box?

    • Make sure you provide a directional (N,S,E,W) after the house number.
    • Is your address a duplex? You may need to enter the house number as a number range. ex. 101-111.
    • The first 10 addresses show in the drop-down box, so continue to type until you see your address.
    • Your property/physical address may be different than your mailing address. Use the "property address" given on your property tax notice.

Property Watch FAQ

Title fraud happens when someone illegally changes the ownership of your property without your permission. This can occur if someone forges your name on property documents or uses fake information to make it seem like they own your home. While cases of title fraud are rare, it's still important to protect your property investments. 

Staying informed through Property Watch adds a crucial layer of defense to your home. With early warning, you can act quickly if there is suspicious activity. If you receive a notification from the Recorder's Office, you can contact the authorities right away, which might stop the fraud before it causes serious problems.

The email will come from propertywatch@slco.org and will include the Parcel Number, the recorded Entry Number, the Document Type and the Recorded Date.

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