Orange County, New York Recording Fees

Recording a deed in Orange County costs about $180 and a mortgage about $120 (a 2-page deed (recording $45 + $5 additional page + TP-584 $5 + RP-5217 $125 residential = $180) and a 16-page mortgage ($45 base + 15 x $5 additional pages = $120)), per the Orange County Clerk, Land Records's fee schedule. Per Orange County Clerk's own recording fee schedule: $45.00 for the first page (cover page counts as the first page) plus $5.00 for each additional page, applying to both deeds and mortgages; each additional name beyond two and each cross-reference is $0.50. On top of the bare recording fee, New York State requires the TP-584 transfer-tax return ($5) and the RP-5217 equalization/property-transfer report ($125 residential, $250 other) on nearly every deed filed anywhere in the state, matching the same statewide filing-fee pattern confirmed in Monroe County.

Fee schedule

ItemFee
Deed, first page$45
Deed, each additional page$5
Mortgage, first page$45
Mortgage, each additional page$5
TP-584 (Combined Real Estate Transfer Tax Return) filing fee required on nearly every deed, statewide$5
RP-5217 Real Property Transfer Report filing fee $125 for a residential/farm transfer, $250 for all other property classes; required on nearly every deed, statewide$125

County transfer tax

Orange County Mortgage Recording Tax (basic + special additional + county additional tax): see source, paid by the buyer. New York transfer tax →

Frequently asked questions

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

$45 for the first page and $5 for each additional page, about $180 for a typical deed, per the Orange County Clerk, Land Records's fee schedule.

And the mortgage?

$45 for the first page and $5 per additional page, about $120 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.

Orange County closing costs → Orange County home buyer guide →

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

Orange County overview