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- November14_News
- https://www.gsccca.org/docs/newsletters/november14_news.pdf?sfvrsn=ba9c2242_2
- and
expenditures were in line with the budget,
although deed fees have been trending down.
Staff,
expectations. Civil funds are slightly higher
than for same period of FY 2014.
Historical Deed Re, of
the Voluntary (County-Funded) Historical
Deed Re-Indexing Project; nearly 15,000
instruments have been accepted and are in
production as a result of the 1992 Historical
Deed Re-Indexing Project, of
funds for real estate
deed images. To that
end, two Image
Agreements (“CASH” and “NON-CASH
- November23-News
- https://www.gsccca.org/docs/newsletters/november23-news.pdf?sfvrsn=4d303c32_1
- process.
Voluntary Historical Deed Project
As reported, 92 counties are participating in
the Voluntary Historical Deed Re-Indexing
Project. More than 5.5 million instruments
have been released, Historical Deed Project
According to vendor reports as of October 13,
2023, the project includes, personnel have availed themselves
of the online deed indexing courses. To date,
73 clerks and deputy,
safely backed up for clerks. More than 2.7
million deed images and 260,000 lien images
were added
- November09_News
- https://www.gsccca.org/docs/newsletters/november09_news.pdf?sfvrsn=bb35be9e_2
- and he noted that
the Board’s decision to suspend the Historical
Deed Project was probably a good, .
Historical
Deed Project:
Although the
collection of
additional data
has been sus-
pended, data, , 22
clerks have re-
quested that
their deed data be reviewed for indexing er-
rors
- June09_News
- https://www.gsccca.org/docs/newsletters/june09_news.pdf?sfvrsn=5f782cf1_2
- -
cerns, staff rec-
ommended that
the Historical
Deed Project be
indefinitely sus-
pended, to
approve the budget as presented was ap-
proved unanimously by the board.
Historical Deed Project:
An update was given on the Historical
Deed Project. It was reported that 134
counties have
- March10_News
- https://www.gsccca.org/docs/newsletters/march10_news.pdf?sfvrsn=6186fb26_2
- below
200,000 for the first time.
Historical Deed Project:
A report was given on the Historical Deed, -
dards;
a review of various deed and lien instru-
ment types and their purpose;
indexing
- January14_News
- https://www.gsccca.org/docs/newsletters/january14_news.pdf?sfvrsn=79b235ff_2
- industry standard procedures.
1992 Historical Deed Project
An update was given on the status of the 1992
Historical Deed Project. It was reported that 24
counties have not completed the 1992 histori, .
Voluntary County-Funded Historical
Deed Program
It was reported that 15 counties are partici-
pating
- GSCCCA_Certificate_RS2016-02_Lewis_Official
- https://www.gsccca.org/docs/certified-vendor-certificates/gsccca_certificate_rs2016-02_lewis_official.pdf?sfvrsn=56971dff_2
- .
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- May21_News
- https://www.gsccca.org/docs/newsletters/may21_news.pdf?sfvrsn=eeb2c14c_2
- .
Historical Deed Re-Indexing Projects
Currently, 67 clerks participate in the Voluntary
Historical Deed, Deed Project, the Historical Plat
Image Project, the deployment of both soft-
ware and laptops, in all counties
statewide. The project does not include indexing or plats contained in deed books
- Jan07_News
- https://www.gsccca.org/docs/newsletters/jan07_news.pdf?sfvrsn=7dbfda02_2
- .
John Myers presented a report on the 1992
Historical Deed Project. Mr. Myers stated
that all, finishes its work. Mr.
Myers stated that a Deed Indexing Certifica-
tion Te s t i s n e a r i n g, and surcharges.
Total Images in System
Deed 123,623,637
Lien 3,195,051
Plat 368,038
UCC, e s Added in 2006
Deed 16,796,923
Lien 1,240,714
Plat 112,450
UCC 320,994
PT61 2,260,624
- March12_News
- https://www.gsccca.org/docs/newsletters/march12_news.pdf?sfvrsn=a14036de_2
- of Georgia.
Historical Deed Project:
It was reported that the Historical Deed Project
remains, to complete the project back to 1990-91.
A motion to continue the suspension of the His-
torical Deed, behind the Standards;
a review of the latest changes to the Standards; a
review of various deed