Documents registered and retained by the County Clerk`s Registry Office include title deeds, mortgages, restitutions, liens, easements, affidavits, affidavits of mining claims and powers, etc. Documents taken after January 1, 1984 can be searched by name, device number, date and document type, and can be purchased online in the digital search room. The real estate department is responsible for the valuation and valuation of the county`s 40,000 plots. Do you have to pay your property taxes by credit card or electronic cheque? For more information about online payments, see Tax payments. Technical issues with Property Data Online, email gis@jacksoncounty.org asking for help. Property owners are required by North Carolina General Law 105-303(b)(2) to report all new construction and improvements/alterations to properties (land and permanently fortified buildings/structures) during the previous year, regardless of obtaining approval with code enforcement, by completing a registration form no later than January 31, 2022. Any person who fails to register or register after the expiry of the registration period will be subject to penalties provided by law. Property Data Online provides access to a variety of real estate information, including: The Jackson County Tax Assessor`s Office conducted a county-wide reassessment of all properties in accordance with North Carolina General Laws 105-283 and 105-317. The revaluation will take effect on January 1, 2021. The deadline for the last re-evaluation was January 1, 2016. The purpose of a national revaluation is to balance the tax burden between owners and all classes of property. The periodic revaluation of real property offsets the tax burden by ensuring that all properties are valued at their current fair market value. Looking for a real estate survey? See Map of the surveyors` index.

The Real Estate Data System (PDO), a product owned and managed by the assessor`s office, can be used to access information such as sales history, real estate maps and aerial photographs, valued values and improvements, property rights, tax payment information, building and land use permit history, and zoning information. When searching for a property, it is sometimes helpful to first access the sales history of the appraiser and check the deed card to get the historical deed numbers by year or volume and page. These numbers can be used to begin your search in the social worker`s digital research room or in person at the clerk`s office. To search for AOP by property address, use Property Data Express and follow the instructions below: If you don`t need maps or the connection is slow, try the plain text version: Property Data Express. Amounts of tax due or paid and questions about interest and penalties Contact the tax department at 541-774-6541 DON`T OVERPAY FOR COPIES OF YOUR REGISTERED DOCUMENTS – CLICK HERE The Registry of Deeds is the manager and custodian of many public documents. Documents archived in our office include real estate transactions, vital statistics documents (Jackson County births and deaths), and marriage licenses issued in Jackson County. We are proud to serve our members by registering their DD214 release forms and issuing certified copies free of charge. For questions regarding zoning, compliance or building permits, contact Development Services at 541-774-6900. Each Storymap tab can be customized by showing and hiding layers and, of course, panning/zooming and measuring. If a layer set is required that is not part of the predefined simple storymaps, users can select the Clean Create tab, which provides access to layers in Jackson County.

Build Your Own offers maximum benefits and flexibility at the expense of increased complexity. Individual predefined designs appear as tabs at the top of the JIM storymap. Users can quickly focus on a specific topic or data type by navigating to one of the predefined StoryMap tabs. Jackson Interactive Mapping (JIM) is a suite of interactive ArcGIS Online maps that enables ad hoc mapping of Jackson County GIS data. Documents registered before 1984 are available but not yet indexed (information on the index is available from the Secretariat). If you wish to receive a copy of a historical document, please contact our office at 541-774-6152. Please note that the court registry does not conduct title searches. Any search for historical records may require a personal visit to the admissions office to complete your research. List of values 2021 – Updated use value, adopted on 13. October 2020 The informal opposition period ended on February 28, 2022.

The appeal deadline for the Compensation and Review Board was April 29, 2022. The informal objection period for fiscal year 2023 begins on January 1, 2023. The mission of the Jackson County Registry of Records is to effectively record, preserve, and make accessible properties and vital records in accordance with the NC General Constitution. The keeping, maintenance and access to these records are regulated by law. Our employees are committed to providing our customers with courteous, efficient and professional service. Digital Resource Room users have the option to add regular or certified copies of documents to an online shopping cart, edit the shopping cart, proceed to checkout, and make payment via Point and Pay. If there are no certified items in the order, the document will be available for download once payment has been made. Requests for copies of certified documents will be processed and sent.

Property values, calculation or assessment of taxes, contact Évaluation at 541-774-6059.