Indiana Document Retrieval Services

Are you a mortgage industry professional with needs of documents filed at the county or state level in Indiana? If so, Blue Streak Docs provides document retrieval services, including deed search, civil court records, and UCC search.

With many years of experience, let our document retrieval experts search for the documents you need when you need them! Learn more about our services here.

Document Retrieval For The Indiana Mortgage Industry

Need real estate documents? We can search through public records in any of Indiana’s 92 counties. From Allen County to LaPorte County, we’ll cater our services to match your requirements.

Our Indiana document retrieval search services include:

  • Mortgages
  • Deeds
  • Property liens
  • Lien Releases
  • Assignments

While the Indiana Recorder’s office can get you a copy of your deed, they’re usually unable or unwilling to perform the search to locate documents for you. Blue Streak Docs will help with your search while reporting back on any information discovered.

From deeds and property liens to mortgage documents, we’ll provide copies of our findings ‒ whether they need to be court-certified or not. If you don't need a copy, we can send you a report of documents on record!

How Long Does Document Retrieval In Indiana Take?

In most cases, Indiana document retrieval requests are turned around within 24 hours. In more rural areas, or areas we don’t regularly go to, it might take longer.

Indiana Deed Search

For years, we’ve been helping mortgage professionals with Indiana deed searches. From mortgages and assignments to any other conveyance documents, our document retrieval experts are here to help! We’ll just need the address of the property, the name(s) of the grantors and grantees, and the county in Indiana the property is located in.

Document Retrieval For Civil Matters In The State Of Indiana

Our document retrieval services include searching civil court records for the documents you need, including:

  • Judgments
  • Foreclosures cases
  • Divorce cases
  • Wills
  • Death certificates

Once you’ve provided names and a range of years, or a case number, we’ll be able to find exactly what you need. In general, the process moves faster when you have a case number.

How Long Does it Take to Retrieve Court Documents in Indiana?

Most documents can be retrieved within 48 hours, however, there are exceptions (the case is in mediation, the judge’s chamber, or a file needs to be ordered from storage) that could take more time. In this instance, you can expect updates from our searchers while we work through your request with the local county courthouse.

Indiana UCC Search

For a Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) search, Blue Streak Docs will search at the state or county level for UCC liens and filings. The UCC search requires the name of the secured party, the name of the debtor, as well as the approximate date of the transaction or recording date. We’ll provide a full copy of the retrieved documents or recording information – whichever meets your needs.

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Hey – wanted to say thanks so much for helping out with the last round of mortgage searches. Your team is great – the research was spot-on and turnaround time speedy, as usual. Thanks again, Kirsten. You guys are great!
L.W. (Indianapolis, IN)

Indiana Counties Served:

Adams • Allen • Bartholomew • Benton • Blackford • Boone • Brown • Carroll • Cass • Clark • Clay • Clinton • Crawford • Daviess • De Kalb • Dearborn • Decatur • Delaware • Dubois • Elkhart • Fayette • Floyd • Fountain • Franklin • Fulton • Gibson • Grant • Greene • Hamilton • Hancock • Harrison • Hendricks • Henry • Howard • Huntington • Jackson • Jasper • Jay • Jefferson • Jennings • Johnson • Knox • Kosciusko • LaGrange • Lake • LaPorte • Lawrence • Madison • Marion • Marshall • Martin • Miami • Monroe • Montgomery • Morgan • Newton • Noble • Ohio • Orange • Owen • Parke • Perry • Pike • Porter • Posey • Pulaski • Putnam • Randolph • Ripley • Rush • Scott • Shelby • Spencer • St Joseph • Starke • Steuben • Sullivan • Switzerland • Tippecanoe • Tipton • Union • Vanderburgh • Vermillion • Vigo • Wabash • Warren • Warrick • Washington • Wayne • Wells • White • Whitley

Indiana - Economics

Although Indiana is primarily a manufacturing state, about three quarters of the land is utilized for agriculture. With a growing season of about 170 days and an average rainfall of 40 in. (102 cm) per year, Indiana farms have rich yields. Grain crops, mainly corn and wheat, are important and also support livestock and dairying industries. Soybeans and hay are also principal crops, and popcorn and widely varied vegetables and fruits are also produced. Hogs, eggs, and cattle are also important. Meatpacking is chief among the many industries related to agriculture. Although the urban population exceeds the rural, many towns are primarily service centers for agricultural communities.

There are, however, cities with varied heavy industries; prominent, besides Indianapolis, are Evansville, Fort Wayne, Gary, Kokomo, South Bend, and Terre Haute. These cities were among the highest in the nation in unemployment during the recession of the early 1980s. Indiana’s leading manufactures are iron and steel, electrical equipment, transportation equipment, nonelectrical machinery, chemicals, food products, and fabricated metals. Rich mineral deposits of coal and stone (the S central Indiana area is the nation’s leading producer of building limestone) have encouraged construction and industry.

Throughout the state the products of farms and factories are transported by truck and by train. Indiana calls itself the crossroads of America, and its extreme northwest corner—where transportation lines head east af

Indiana - Facts & Figures

Area:36,291 sq mi (93,994 sq km)
Population:6,080,485 (as of 2000), a 9.7% increase since the 1990 census
Capital:Indianapolis
Largest City:Indianapolis
Statehood:Dec 11, 1816 (19th state)
Highest Point:1,257 ft (383 m), Wayne County
Lowest Point:Ohio River, 320 ft (98 m)
Nickname:Hoosier State
Motto:Crossroads of America
Bird:Cardinal
Flower:Peony
Tree:Tulip Poplar
Abbreviation:Ind, IN

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