Collier County Clerk of the Circuit Court

Recording Department

3315 Tamiami Trail East, Ste. 102

Naples, FL 34112-5324

Phone:
(239) 252-2646

Email:

Official Records & Recording

Recording Forms

Forms	Information	Link
ACH Authorization Form	This form is used in conjunction with the Deposit Account Agreement to allow online transfers to the Clerk to satisfy e-recording requests.	Click Here
Declaration of Domicile (F.S 222.17)	This form is used as a sworn affidavit as of one’s intent of residency.	Click Here
Deed Consideration Info Sheet	This form should be completed to provide necessary information when transferring interest in real property. This form will not be recorded.	Click Here
Deposit Account Agreement	This form is used to establish a deposit account with the Collier Clerk of Courts & Comptroller.	Click Here
Home Solicitation Permit Instructions (F.S. 501)	Instructions to apply for Home Solicitation Permit.	Click Here
Home Solicitation Sales Permit Application (F.S. 501)	This application is for applicants who wish to obtain a Home Solicitation Sales Permit, required for individuals who engage in certain door-to-door solicitation activities that sell, lease or rent consumer goods or services with a purchase price in excess of $25.	Click Here
Notice of Commencement (F.S. 713.13)	This form is used when improvements are made to real property when the project cost is greater than $2,500.	Click Here
Request for Redaction of Exempt Personal Information from Non-Judicial Public Records (F.S. 119)	This form is used to request personal information removed from the records maintained by Collier County Clerk’s Office.	Click Here

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for, nor are they a guarantee of, suitability for any specific
purpose. They are not intended to serve as legal advice and do not
substitute for competent legal counsel or direct legal research.
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