West Virginia property research
Find county resources for deeds, recorded documents, and property research. Get to the right official source with fewer detours.
New to land records? Start hereStart with the county where the property is located.
See your county’s available links and access details before visiting the official website. Browse all counties →
County directory
Choose a county to see its available records resources and next steps.
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A simple place to begin
Start with the county, an owner’s name, and any parcel or recording reference you already have.
Recorded deeds, assessment information, and tax payments may live in different systems.
Follow the official link and confirm details with the office that maintains the document.
Research guides
Plain-language help for finding and using property records.
A property search is easier when you identify the location and the type of information you need before opening a database. A street address is useful,…
Read guide : Start your property search with the right countyOpening a records database with a plan makes it easier to spot useful results and avoid repeating the same search. The controls differ between counties, so…
Read guide : A practical checklist for searching a deed indexAn online records page can be a search database, a registration page, or a set of instructions. Before creating an account or paying a fee, confirm…
Read guide : Check access requirements before you registerThe county clerk can help with access, older documents, and copy requests. Start with the state’s official clerk directory.