The Circuit Court Fee Schedule (This revised Schedule takes effect September 2, 2026) publishes the charges, costs, and fees for Recording: A clerk shall collect a $15 recordation fee for: (A) recording a judgment of another court in this State; (B) each entry of an assignment of, credit on, modific
What does The Circuit Court Fee Schedule (This revised Schedule takes effect September 2, 2026) publishes the charges, costs, and fees for Recording: A clerk shall collect a $15 recordation fee for: (A) recording a judgment of another court in this State; (B) each entry of an assignment of, credit on, modific publish?
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A clerk shall collect a $15 recordation fee for: (A) recording a judgment of another court in this State; (B) each entry of an assignment of, credit on, modification of, release of, or satisfaction of any judgment of any court in this State, other than filed by the District Court; (C) each entry of a judgment renewed; 5 (D) recording a lien, other than a notice filed by the District Court or documents in connection with a lien under Real Property Article, § 3- 404; (E) each entry of an assignment of, credit on, modification of, or release of a lien, other than a notice of lien filed by the District Court, documents in connection with a lien under Real Property Article, § 3-404, or a release of lien filed by the District Court; (F) recording a request for notice of judgment (ejectment); (G) recording a request for notice of a foreclosure sale; (H) recording proceedings in court records, such as those required by Rule 14-306, or other court instrument required by law to be recorded; and (I) recording a lien filed under Business Occupations & Professions Article, § 17-411(e)(7), Business Regulation Article, §§ 4.5-711(f) and 8-410(f), Health Occupations Article, § 7-4A-12(e), and Labor & Employment Article, § 3-1105. A clerk shall collect no fee for recording an order for protection issued by another state or a Native American tribe under Family Law Article, § 4-508.1. A clerk shall collect no fee for recording a declaration of trust under Rule 4-217(e)(1)(B), to secure a bail bond or for a release of such declaration. (as published)
Published circuit court fee schedule, Recording: A clerk shall collect a $15 recordation fee for: (A) recording a judgment of another court in this State; (B) each entry of an assignment of, credit on, modification of, release of, or satisfaction of any judgment of any court in this State, other than filed by the District Court; (C) each entry of a judgment renewed; 5 (D) recording a lien, other than a notice filed by the District Court or documents in connection with a lien under Real Property Article, § 3- 404; (E) each entry of an assignment of, credit on, modification of, or release of a lien, other than a notice of lien filed by the District Court, documents in connection with a lien under Real Property Article, § 3-404, or a release of lien filed by the District Court; (F) recording a request for notice of judgment (ejectment); (G) recording a request for notice of a foreclosure sale; (H) recording proceedings in court records, such as those required by Rule 14-306, or other court instrument required by law to be recorded; and (I) recording a lien filed under Business Occupations & Professions Article, § 17-411(e)(7), Business Regulation Article, §§ 4.5-711(f) and 8-410(f), Health Occupations Article, § 7-4A-12(e), and Labor & Employment Article, § 3-1105. A clerk shall collect no fee for recording an order for protection issued by another state or a Native American tribe under Family Law Article, § 4-508.1. A clerk shall collect no fee for recording a declaration of trust under Rule 4-217(e)(1)(B), to secure a bail bond or for a release of such declaration.
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- A clerk shall collect a $15 recordation fee for: (A) recording a judgment of another court in this State; (B) each entry of an assignment of, credit on, modification of, release of, or satisfaction of any judgment of any court in this State, other than filed by the District Court; (C) each entry of a judgment renewed; 5 (D) recording a lien, other than a notice filed by the District Court or documents in connection with a lien under Real Property Article, § 3- 404; (E) each entry of an assignment of, credit on, modification of, or release of a lien, other than a notice of lien filed by the District Court, documents in connection with a lien under Real Property Article, § 3-404, or a release of lien filed by the District Court; (F) recording a request for notice of judgment (ejectment); (G) recording a request for notice of a foreclosure sale; (H) recording proceedings in court records, such as those required by Rule 14-306, or other court instrument required by law to be recorded; and (I) recording a lien filed under Business Occupations & Professions Article, § 17-411(e)(7), Business Regulation Article, §§ 4.5-711(f) and 8-410(f), Health Occupations Article, § 7-4A-12(e), and Labor & Employment Article, § 3-1105. A clerk shall collect no fee for recording an order for protection issued by another state or a Native American tribe under Family Law Article, § 4-508.1. A clerk shall collect no fee for recording a declaration of trust under Rule 4-217(e)(1)(B), to secure a bail bond or for a release of such declaration. (as published)
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- Maryland Judiciary: Fee Schedules (where the Appellate/Circuit/District fee schedules are and their effective dates)(retrieved 2026-10-20)