Hammond Deed Records
Hammond deed records are maintained by the Tangipahoa Parish Clerk of Court. The clerk has a branch office in Hammond at 318-A NW Railroad Avenue, making it convenient for Hammond residents to file and search deed records without traveling to the main courthouse in Amite. All conveyances and mortgages for Hammond property are recorded through the Tangipahoa Parish Clerk, with online access available through the Land Records eSearch portal.
Hammond Quick Facts
Where to Find Hammond Deed Records
All deed records for Hammond are maintained by the Tangipahoa Parish Clerk of Court, Gary T. Stanga. The Hammond branch office is at 318-A NW Railroad Avenue, Hammond, LA 70401, phone (985) 549-1638. This branch handles deed recording for the Hammond area. The main courthouse is at 110 N. Bay Street, Suite 100, Amite, LA 70422, phone (985) 748-4146. See the full Tangipahoa Parish deed records page for complete clerk details and current hours at both locations.
The Tangipahoa Parish Clerk of Court website provides online access and contact information for Hammond deed records through the Land Records eSearch portal.
Hammond is the largest city in Tangipahoa Parish and a major commercial and educational hub in southeast Louisiana. Southeastern Louisiana University is located in Hammond and contributes to an active rental and residential property market. The city sits along I-55 and I-12, making it a crossroads between New Orleans and Baton Rouge. This location has driven consistent residential growth and a steady volume of deed recordings at the Tangipahoa Parish Clerk's office.
The City of Hammond website provides city services information. Property deed records are maintained by the Tangipahoa Parish Clerk of Court, not by the city government.
The Hammond branch office at 318-A NW Railroad Avenue handles recording and search functions for the Hammond area, so most Hammond property owners and title professionals do not need to drive to the Amite main courthouse. The branch accepts documents for recording in the conveyance and mortgage indexes and can assist with searches of the Land Records eSearch system. Electronic recording is also available for remote document submission, which law firms and title companies in Hammond frequently use.
Search Hammond Deed Records Online
Tangipahoa Parish deed records are available through the Land Records eSearch portal at tangiclerk.org. Contact the Hammond branch at (985) 549-1638 or the Amite main office at (985) 748-4146 for access details and current subscription rates for the eSearch system.
Electronic recording for Hammond-area properties is available through Simplifile at (800) 460-5657, CSC at (866) 652-0111, and ePN at (888) 325-3365. These platforms allow attorneys and title companies to submit documents electronically without visiting either the Hammond branch or the Amite main courthouse.
The free statewide eClerks LA portal at eclerksla.com also covers Tangipahoa Parish for free name-based index searches. This portal, authorized under La. R.S. 13:754, shows filing dates, document types, and instrument numbers at no cost. Full document images require a paid subscription. The eClerks Alert free service lets you monitor for new filings under your name in Tangipahoa Parish. For the earliest land title records, the Louisiana State Land Office at doa.la.gov holds original patents and tract books. Phone: (225) 342-4570.
Hammond Recording Fees
Recording fees for Hammond (Tangipahoa Parish) follow the standard state Act 173 schedule under La. R.S. 13:844: 1-5 pages at $105; 6-25 pages at $205; 26-50 pages at $305; 51-plus pages at $305 plus $5 per additional page. The $5 LCRAA portal fee is included. Louisiana Civil Code Article 3338 requires recording to make documents affecting immovable property effective against third parties. Under Louisiana Civil Code Article 2742, recorded documents become permanent Tangipahoa Parish archives and are not returned after filing.
Contact the Hammond branch at (985) 549-1638 to confirm current fee requirements and accepted payment methods. Documents submitted for recording must clearly identify the parish where the property is located and include all required information under Louisiana recording statutes.
Nearby Cities
These cities are in the greater New Orleans and Baton Rouge metro areas and use parish clerk offices for deed records.