What records can I access? The following information is available to you either in our office or on the Internet:

• Grantor-Grantee (name) Index from January, 1991
• Tract (legal description) Index for all platted land, condominiums, and Certified Survey Maps beginning June 2, 1997
• Tract (legal description) Index for all unplatted land and Town of Oneida beginning June 2, 1998
• Images are available for all documents from 1945 to present.
• Images of all recorded subdivision plats, condominiums, and certified survey maps are also available.
• All sewer, utilities, and annexations are posted in the Miscellaneous Index only.  This index is available in our office.
• All other recordings (back to our first recording from 1825) are available in the manual books in our office.

What equipment do I need? For technical requirements, click here.

What are the fees? There are two options for Dsily user accounts:

• Option One:  The index information is available at no cost. When an image is viewed or printed, the cost is the statutory fee of $2 for the first page and $1 for each additional page per document. A minimum account deposit of $50.00 is required at the time of account set up.  This deposit is then used to pay for your document copy fees. If you no longer choose to have an account, your account balance is refundable.
• Option Two:  The cost is $700 per month, per account, payable in advance, which allows the user unlimited access to the indexes and images contained in LandShark.

Do I need to sign an agreement? Yes. Print out the appropriate agreement and submit to the Register of Deeds Office along with your escrow deposit/payment

To get a copy of the Online agreement:

• Option One Agreement   Click here.
• Option Two Agreement   Click here.

Are there disclaimers I should read? Yes, Click Disclaimer.

How do I set up my search? As with any system, you will need to determine the best strategy for finding your information. For more suggestions on how to search using LandShark, click here.

How do I access Daily LandShark? After the Register of Deeds office receives your completed agreement form, the Register of Deeds office will assign you a user name and password that you can use to access Landshark.

Who do I contact for more information about LandShark? Send an Email to the Outagamie County Register of Deeds.