Land Records
New Technology in the Recorder's Office
The Jasper County Recorder’s office is excited to announce the upcoming implementation of new software in our office! On Tuesday, July 16, 2024 we will be moving to a new Land Records software vendor; Fidlar Technologies. Partnering with Fidlar Technologies, an Iowa based company, will allow our office to utilize the latest technology in land records document management as well as provide multiple search options to our Abstractors and general public searchers. Keep an eye out for more details coming soon!
While we transition and Fidlar works on converting all images and data please follow the appropriate links below when searching records.
For documents recorded on and prior to 7/15/2024 click here. https://cotthosting.com/IAJasperRodExternal/LandRecords/protected/SrchQuickName.aspx
For documents recorded on 7/16/2024 forward click here. https://ava.fidlar.com/IAJasper/AvaWeb/#/search **This link will be active on Tuesday, 7/16.
Recorder's eSearch Index
The Recorder’s eSearch Index dates are from December 24th, 1987 to current. Military records are NOT accessible to the public. If you can't find what you are looking for, try the "Historical Index" tab within the Recorder's eSeach index.
Our office recently added an option of Property Fraud Alert. Property Fraud Alert is an online subscription sevcie offered to the public that allows individuals to have their name mentioned within the Jasper County Recorder's office to track possible fraudulent recordings that affect their property.
Property Fraud Alert offers:
- Ability to sign up online or via phone
- Spanish support for website and alerts
- Receive alerts via text, email or phone
To sign up, please check out our Property Fraud Alert.
You can also do a search through IowaLandRecords.org and Beacon.
Historical Index
The Recorder’s Historical Index dates are approximately 1847 through December 23rd of 1987. When searching in the historical index for a plat, remember to search under the recorder’s index to plat AND under the recorder’s general records. If you have a plat reference beginning with a number rather than a letter, you will find it in the Recorder’s general records except for book 970. These plats can be found under the survey plat index type. All plats beginning with the letter “A”, such as “A-129”, are found in the Recorder’s eSearch. The letter “A” should be entered in the book field and “129” as the page field.
FAQ & Forms
For additional information, view our Frequently Asked Questions page. For Land Record forms, visit our Recorder Forms page.
