The ROD does not report information to the credit bureaus. If there is a problem on your credit report, you will need to contact the credit bureaus to resolve the issue: Equifax, Experian, TransUnion.
If you are told that there is a lien against you, you may access our online records at https://search.berkeleydeeds.com/ using your last and first name in the search.
How do I get a copy of my deed or plat?
Four options in order of preference:
- For land documents filed after July 1, 1983 or plat documents filed after January 1, 2000, search online at https://search.berkeleydeeds.com/ (No charge for search or copies)
- If you have adequate information, (Book and Page or owners name, tax map number, physical address, description of property, etc.) email the office at and make your request
- If you have adequate information, (Book and page or owners name, tax map number, physical address, description of property, etc.) call the office at 843-719-4084
- Visit the Office
Where is my original deed?
If an attorney handled your closing, you should have received the original deed from the firm after it was recorded. The Register of Deeds returns all recorded documents to the filer.
Why do I not have a plat on record?
If there is no plat on record, you must have your property surveyed and have the plat approved and recorded.
How can I find covenants & restrictions for a property? For restrictions recorded after July 1, 1983 go to our online search at https://search.berkeleydeeds.com/. Type the subdivision name in the grantor box, and press search. For restrictions filed prior to 1983, records must be checked in-office.
