Deed recording
- First page
- $25.00
- Each extra page
- $5.00
Transfer tax: None (No state real estate transfer tax)
Alaska Admin Code 11 AAC 06
Compare all statesWhere to record a deed, get a marriage license or register a business name in each of Alaska’s 30 boroughs & census areas. Pick yours on the map or in the register below.
Statewide figures. Counties can add local surcharges — confirm the exact amount with the recording office before you file.
Transfer tax: None (No state real estate transfer tax)
Alaska Admin Code 11 AAC 06
Compare all statesApplication must be submitted to the Alaska Bureau of Vital Statistics or local court.
Compare all statesIssued by: Alaska Health Analytics and Vital Records Section
Alaska handles all business name filings and business licenses at the state level.
Compare all statesW = official website · V = recording office verified · P = verified phone · figures: U.S. Census Bureau population estimates
Largest offices: Anchorage Municipality, Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Fairbanks North Star Borough.
Alaska boroughs do not record deeds. Documents are recorded with the State Recorder's Office in the recording district where the property is located.
Alaska Admin Code 11 AAC 06 sets a base fee of $25.00 for the first page and $5.00 for each additional page. Counties often add surcharges, so check the county's current fee schedule before filing. Transfer tax: None (No state real estate transfer tax).
A marriage license in Alaska costs about $60.00 (the amount varies by county). There is a 72-hour waiting period between application and ceremony. The license is valid for 90 days. Application must be submitted to the Alaska Bureau of Vital Statistics or local court.
Assumed business names (DBA) in Alaska are filed with the Alaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing; the filing fee is about $25.00. Alaska handles all business name filings and business licenses at the state level.