Central Florida
Orange County
LiveCounty seat: Orlando. The Comptroller is the recorder, with an index running back to 1843.
Pulling records in Orange
Orange catches out-of-area teams two ways: the elected County Comptroller, not the Clerk, is the recorder, and its records sit behind two different public domains that point at the same system. The index runs back to 1843, while a fast-growing metro keeps recording new subdivisions.
- Deeds and plats are recorded by the Orange County Comptroller's Official Records, not the Clerk.
- Two public-facing record domains point at the same Comptroller system, which trips up first-time searches.
- A deep index, back to 1843, supports old-Orlando retracement.
- Heavy new-subdivision platting as the metro grows south and east toward Lake Nona and Winter Garden.
- Parcel and legal data from the Orange County Property Appraiser; FEMA flood determinations for elevation work.
SurveyOS handles Orange for you
So your team isn’t chasing records across half a dozen systems for every order.
- Pulls the standard Orange packet automatically: deed, plat plus lot snip, property appraiser page, and FEMA flood snip.
- Goes straight to the Comptroller's records, so no time is lost on a dead Clerk search.
- Collates everything into one field-ready packet.