Texas § LG.118.012 - PERSONAL PROPERTY RECORDS FILING
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§ LG.118.012. PERSONAL PROPERTY RECORDS FILING
PERSONAL PROPERTY RECORDS FILING. (a) The fee for "Personal Property Records Filing" under Section 118.011 is for filing or filing and registering, including indexing, in the personal property, chattels, or personal records in the office of the county clerk a document that is authorized or required to be filed in those records. (b) The fee does not apply to: (1) notary public records; (2) marriage records; (3) vital statistics records; (4) documents filed in the records of county civil or criminal courts or probate courts; (5) documents filed and recorded in the real property records in the office of the county clerk; or (6) instruments for which the filing fee is fixed by the Business & Commerce Code. (c) This fee is in addition to any other specific fee provided for by other statute. Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 149, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1987.
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