Illinois Document Recording Services

Are you a mortgage industry professional that needs documents recorded in Illinois? If so, Blue Streak Docs provides mail-in document recording, walk-in document recording, eRecording, and UCC lien filing.

With over a decade of experience, our document recording experts can help reduce the amount of time and cost it takes to record documents in Illinois. Learn more about our professional document recording services here.

Illinois Real Estate Document Recording Services

When recording thousands of real estate documents, you’ll want the help of document recording experts. With our professional services, all documents will be checked for errors, recording fees confirmed, and records delivered promptly.

At Blue Streak Docs, we provide mail-in document recording, walk-in document recording, and electronic recording, as well as UCC filing in and around Illinois. Our network of experienced staff will make sure your request is fulfilled while assisting you throughout the process.

Mail-In Document Recording in Illinois

You can record real estate documents at any of Illinois’s 102 courthouses with Blue Streak Docs! As part of our mail-in document recording services, our experts will send your files using first-class postage or priority mail. If you need expedited delivery, we can FedEx your documents directly to the County Recorder’s office.

After your document is recorded, we’ll provide you with a county receipt.

Illinois Walk-In Document Recording

Blue Streak Docs provides walk-in document recording throughout Illinois! We’ll have one of our recording agents deliver your real estate documents (in person!) to one of Illinois’s courthouses for filing and recording. Walking in your documents ensures your documents go to the front of the line. This way, you won’t have to wait for mail-in documents to be recorded ‒ which can take weeks!

We’ll send you a copy of the recorded documents or a county receipt with recording information as soon as your documents are recorded. If a county has some catching up to do, we'll provide updates until your documents are appropriately recorded.

eRecording in Illinois

With a turnaround time of 24 hours, our Illinois eRecording services ensure your real estate documents are efficiently filed. Out of all of our document recording options, eRecording is among the fastest and most affordable. All original documents are returned to our clients without delay!

UCC Lien Filing in Illinois

Our UCC recording services are available in every county in Illinois, depending on the requirements. With Blue Streak Docs, you have the option of eRecording, walking into the courthouse, or mailing in your UCC filing.

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Blue Streak Docs was created to help mortgage and legal industry professionals find and record their documents easily. Our specialty is recording documents, and we’re proud to offer a service that requires no effort from you.

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Illinois Counties Served:

Adams • Alexander • Bond • Boone • Brown • Bureau • Calhoun • Carroll • Cass • Champaign • Christian • Clark • Clay • Clinton • Coles • Cook • Crawford • Cumberland • De Witt • DeKalb • Douglas • DuPage • Edgar • Edwards • Effingham • Fayette • Ford • Franklin • Fulton • Gallatin • Greene • Grundy • Hamilton • Hancock • Hardin • Henderson • Henry • Iroquois • Jackson • Jasper • Jefferson • Jersey • Jo Daviess • Johnson • Kane • Kankakee • Kendall • Knox • La Salle • Lake • Lawrence • Lee • Livingston • Logan • Macon • Macoupin • Madison • Marion • Marshall • Mason • Massac • McDonough • McHenry • McLean • Menard • Mercer • Monroe • Montgomery • Morgan • Moultrie • Ogle • Peoria • Perry • Piatt • Pike • Pope • Pulaski • Putnam • Randolph • Richland • Rock Island • Saline • Sangamon • Schuyler • Scott • Shelby • St Clair • Stark • Stephenson • Tazewell • Union • Vermilion • Wabash • Warren • Washington • Wayne • White • Whiteside • Will • Williamson • Winnebago • Woodford

Illinois - Economics

Rich land, adequate rainfall (32–36 in./81–91 cm annually), and a long growing season make Illinois an important agricultural state. It consistently ranks among the top states in the production of corn and soybeans. Hogs and cattle are also principal sources of farm income. Other major crops include hay, wheat, and sorghum. Beneath the fertile topsoil lies mineral wealth, including fluorspar, bituminous coal, and oil; Illinois ranks high among the states in the production of coal, and its reserves are greater than any other state east of the Rocky Mts. Its agricultural and mineral resources, along with its excellent lines of communication and transportation, made Illinois industrial; by 1880 income from industry was almost double that from agriculture.

Leading Illinois manufactures include electrical and nonelectrical machinery, food products, fabricated and primary metal products, and chemicals; printed and published materials are also important. Metropolitan Chicago, the country’s leading rail center, is also a major industrial, as well as a commercial and financial, center. Suburbs of Chicago such as Schaumburg and Oak Brook have become important business centers. Scattered across the northern half of the state are cities with specialized industries — Elgin, Peoria, Rock Island, Moline, and Rockford. Industrially important cities in central Illinois include Springfield and Decatur.

Illinois - Facts & Figures

Area:56,400 sq mi (146,076 sq km)
Population:12,419,293 (as of 2000), an 8.6% increase since the 1990 census
Capital:Springfield
Largest City:Chicago
Statehood:Dec 3, 1818 (21st state)
Highest Point:Charles Mound, 1,235 ft (377 m)
Lowest Point:Mississippi River, 279 ft (85 m)
Nickname:Inland Empire, Prairie State
Motto:State Sovereignty—National Union
Bird:cardinal
Flower:Native Violet
Tree:White Oak
Abbreviation:Ill, IL

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