Texas SB647 amends laws on filing or recording documents conveying interests in real or personal property.
Texas SB647 modifies procedures for filing or recording documents related to real or personal property. It requires county clerks to request assistance from the district or county attorney to determine if a document is fraudulent before filing or recording. If a clerk believes a document is fraudulent, they must notify the filer and request additional documentation. The clerk may refuse to file or record the document if the attorney finds probable cause of fraud or if the filer does not provide requested documentation.
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