Santa Barbara County Clerk-Recorder Forms and Documents
Santa Barbara County Clerk-Recorder is the county clerk-recorder office for Santa Barbara County, California. The name identifies a county-level office; the forms represented here connect its catalog with recorded-document copies, transfer-tax paperwork, and notarial documents.
The collection includes a Documentary Transfer Tax Affidavit and orders for clerk filing copies or real estate record copies. Separate notary-related documents address an illegible seal, sample acknowledgment wording, and sample jurat wording; a certification page is provided for illegible text. These categories distinguish copy orders from affidavits and notarial or document-legibility forms.
Santa Barbara County Clerk-Recorder forms
- CA-SBCCR · Santa Barbara CountyCertification Page (Form for Illegible Text) – Santa Barbara County, CA
The Certification Page (Form for Illegible Text) is a Santa Barbara County Clerk-Recorder form citing Government Code 27361.7, used to declare under penalty of perjury a true copy of illegible portions of a document. Fill it out online on FillingPDF and download or print the PDF.
1 page - CA-SBCCR · Santa Barbara CountyClerk Filing Copy Order Form – Santa Barbara County, CA
The Clerk Filing Copy Order Form is the Santa Barbara County Clerk-Recorder's order form for copies of clerk records such as notary journal items and domestic partnership statements. Fill it out online on FillingPDF and download or print the PDF.
1 page - CA-SBCCR · Santa Barbara CountyDocumentary Transfer Tax Affidavit – Santa Barbara County, CA
The Documentary Transfer Tax Affidavit is the Santa Barbara County Clerk-Recorder form that reports why a real property transfer is taxed or exempt. Fill it out online on FillingPDF and download or print the completed PDF.
2 pages - CA-SBCCR · Santa Barbara CountyIllegible Notary Seal Declaration – Santa Barbara County, CA
The Illegible Notary Seal Declaration (Government Code Section 27361.7) is a Santa Barbara County Clerk-Recorder form certifying what a notary seal reads. Fill out the PDF online and download or print it.
1 page - CA-SBCCR · Santa Barbara CountyReal Estate Record Copy Order Form – Santa Barbara County, CA
The Real Estate Record Copy Order Form is the Santa Barbara County Recorder's form for ordering regular or certified copies of recorded documents. Fill it out online on FillingPDF and download or print the completed PDF.
1 page - CA-SBCCR · Santa Barbara CountySample Jurat Wording – Santa Barbara County, CA
Sample Jurat Wording is a California jurat certificate published by the Santa Barbara County Clerk-Recorder for a notary public or other officer to complete. Fill it out online on FillingPDF and download or print the completed PDF.
1 page - CA-SBCCR · Santa Barbara CountySample Notary Acknowledgement – Santa Barbara County, CA
The Sample Notary Acknowledgement is the California acknowledgment certificate wording published by the Santa Barbara County Clerk-Recorder. Fill out the form online on FillingPDF and download or print the completed PDF.
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About the Santa Barbara County Clerk-Recorder
The published collection brings together copy-order forms, transfer-tax paperwork, and documents related to notarial acts and illegible text. The Clerk Filing Copy Order Form and Real Estate Record Copy Order Form are distinct examples: their titles identify different kinds of requested copies, but do not specify what records are covered or how an order is processed. The Documentary Transfer Tax Affidavit is a separate affidavit, rather than a copy-order form.
Notary-related titles include an Illegible Notary Seal Declaration, Sample Notary Acknowledgement, and Sample Jurat Wording. These address different aspects of notarial documentation: a declaration concerning an illegible seal and sample wording for an acknowledgment or jurat. The Certification Page is specifically labeled for illegible text, making it distinct from the copy orders and tax affidavit.
These are the forms currently listed in the FillingPDF collection for the Santa Barbara County Clerk-Recorder; the catalog may not include every document issued by the office. Form titles alone do not establish which document fits a particular situation. Check the Clerk-Recorder’s current instructions for applicable versions, supporting documents, fees, deadlines, or ordering and filing methods before relying on a form.