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Crawford County offers free alerts when someone records a document on your property
The Register and Recorder's office offers free property fraud monitoring through its Landex system, alerting owners when a document is recorded under their name.
Crawford County property owners can now get a free heads-up if someone records a document in their name. The Register and Recorder's office offers the monitoring through its Landex system.
How it works
Sign up once, and the system alerts you whenever a document is recorded under your name, a simple guard against deed and title fraud.
Sign up
Register at landex.com/recordalert/crawford. Questions: call the Register and Recorder's office at 814-373-2537. The Meadville Tribune covered the launch on Oct. 10.
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