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Although there is no time limit by which deeds are to be filed, it is usually a good rule of thumb to file property deeds as soon as possible to secure your rights as a landowner.
Failure to timely record the deed may affect priority, and therefore the ability to enforce ownership should a dispute arise. Your local county clerk [or land register] is the person to address with this question. Best Wishes! |
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