Nassau County, New York Recording Fees

Recording a deed in Nassau County costs about $495 and a mortgage about $430 (a 2-page deed: $40 recording fee + 2 x $5 pages + $300 per-block fee + $5 endorsement page + $125 RP-5217 (residential) + $5 TP-584 + $10 deed notification = $495. A 16-page mortgage: $40 recording fee + 16 x $5 pages + $300 per-block fee + $5 endorsement page + $5 mortgage affidavit = $430.), per the Nassau County Clerk, Land Records's fee schedule, effective 2020-07-28. Nassau County's own Land Recording Fees schedule (rev. 7/2020, still the version posted as of this file's as_of date) bundles a $40 base Recording Fee with a $300 Per Block Fee (per tax map block) and $5 per page on every deed or mortgage, plus several deed-specific state-filing fees (RP-5217, TP-584) that push a routine purchase closing's paperwork cost well above the simple page fee.

Fee schedule

ItemFee
Deed, first page$40
Deed, each additional page$5
Mortgage, first page$40
Mortgage, each additional page$5
Per Block Fee per tax block; applies to both a deed and a mortgage$300
Endorsement Page (office-generated) flat, applies to both a deed and a mortgage$5
Equalization & Assessment Fee (RP-5217-PDF), residential deed only ($250 if commercial)$125
NYS Transfer Tax Fee (TP-584) filing fee deed only$5
Residential Deed Notification fee deed only$10
Mortgage Affidavit fee mortgage only, if applicable$5

County transfer tax

Mortgage Recording Tax (combined Nassau County rate): 1.05% of the price, paid by the buyer. New York transfer tax →

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to record a deed in Nassau County?

$40 for the first page and $5 for each additional page, about $495 for a typical deed, per the Nassau County Clerk, Land Records's fee schedule.

And the mortgage?

$40 for the first page and $5 per additional page, about $430 for a typical mortgage or deed of trust. The buyer pays this at closing.

Sources

Figures are computed from the documents above and rounded to the dollar. All sources.

Nassau County closing costs → Nassau County home buyer guide →

Fees as published by the recorder; e-recording and courier charges may apply. General information, not legal advice.

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