Frederickson Deed Records

Frederickson deed records are maintained by the Pierce County Auditor's Office, which serves as the official custodian of all real property documents in Pierce County. Frederickson is an unincorporated community in Pierce County, so all property transfers there are recorded directly with the Pierce County Auditor in Tacoma. This page explains how to search deed records for Frederickson properties, what document types are available, and how the Pierce County recording system works.

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Pierce County Auditor's Office for Frederickson

Because Frederickson is an unincorporated community, all property deed records are maintained directly by the Pierce County Auditor's Office. There is no city-level government managing local records. The Pierce County Auditor's Recording Department is located at 2401 S 35th Street, Room 200, Tacoma, WA 98409. Phone contact is available at 253-798-7427. The Recording Department handles all deed recordings, liens, mortgages, surveys, easements, and other real property instruments for the entire county, including Frederickson.

Pierce County provides an Assessor-Treasurer Information Portal that allows online property searches by parcel number, site address, owner name, plat name, or tax account number. This portal is a good starting point for Frederickson deed research because it can pull up the parcel details and link to recorded documents without requiring you to know the grantor or grantee name in advance. The Pierce County Auditor also maintains online access to recorded documents through its own portal, which covers deeds, easements, mortgages, UCC filings, and other recorded instruments.

Office Pierce County Auditor's Office - Recording Department
Address 2401 S 35th Street, Room 200
Tacoma, WA 98409
Phone (253) 798-7427
Online Records piercecountywa.gov
Document Types Deeds, easements, foreclosures, mortgages, UCC documents

Note: As an unincorporated community, Frederickson does not have a city hall or city clerk. All county services, including property recording, zoning, and planning, are handled directly through Pierce County government in Tacoma.

Types of Deed Records in Frederickson

Pierce County records a comprehensive range of real property documents for Frederickson properties. Washington law provides three main types of conveyance deeds. The Statutory Warranty Deed under RCW 64.04.030 is the most buyer-protective and is used in most standard property sales. The Bargain and Sale Deed under RCW 64.04.040 limits seller warranties to their ownership period and is common in bank-owned and foreclosure sales. The Quitclaim Deed under RCW 64.04.050 conveys only whatever interest the grantor holds with no warranties, often used for family transfers or title corrections.

The Pierce County recording system also covers a long list of additional document types. Among them are acknowledgements, addenda, affidavits of minor correction, amendments, appointments of trustee, assignments, deeds of trust, easements, excise tax affidavits, full reconveyances, land corner records, leases, lis pendens notices, mortgages, notices of trustee's sale, releases, satisfactions, sheriff's deeds, special warranty deeds, tax deeds, transfer-on-death deeds, and trustee's deeds. This comprehensive list reflects the full range of instruments that can affect title to a Frederickson property. A thorough title search will review all relevant document types in the county index.

Note: Washington's recording statute makes clear that the first party to record their deed takes priority over a prior unrecorded conveyance. For Frederickson buyers and lenders, recording promptly after closing is essential to establish legal ownership priority under RCW 65.08.070.

Recording Fees in Pierce County

Pierce County follows the statewide recording fee schedule set by the Washington Legislature under RCW Chapters 36.18 and 36.22. The current standard fee is $303.50 for the first page of a deed plus $1.00 for each additional page. A deed of trust costs $304.50 for the first page. These fees include a $183 housing affordability surcharge and a $100 Covenant Homeownership surcharge funding state housing programs.

Documents that do not meet the formatting requirements under RCW 65.04 may be returned or assessed a $50 emergency non-standard surcharge. Every page must have one-inch margins on all sides, with the first page requiring a three-inch top margin. Required index fields on the first page include the return address, document title, grantor and grantee names, abbreviated legal description, and Assessor's parcel number. Nothing should appear in the margins, including notary seals, bar codes, or stamps.

Public Access to Frederickson Deed Records

Pierce County deed records are public under RCW Chapter 42.56, Washington's Public Records Act. Anyone can inspect and copy recorded documents without providing a reason. Pierce County must respond to public records requests within five business days. The online records portal provides free access to deed records and other recorded documents for Frederickson properties.

Walk-in access to the Pierce County Auditor's Recording Department in Tacoma is available during regular business hours. The office is at 2401 S 35th Street, Room 200. Public computers are available for on-site searching. Staff can assist with document searches and copy requests. Standard copy fees apply per page. Certified copies are available for a higher fee. Mail-in requests are also accepted with the document number, copy type, and appropriate payment.

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Pierce County Deed Records

Frederickson is an unincorporated community in Pierce County. All deed records for Frederickson properties are maintained by the Pierce County Auditor's Office. The county page covers the full recording system, document types, and search resources available across Pierce County.

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