Simplifile begins e-recording in Washington, DC and Alabama.
Simplifile begins e-recording in California, Hawaii, Indiana, Missouri, Oregon, and South Carolina.
Simplifile begins e-recording in Maine, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, and Virginia.
Simplifile begins e-recording in Arkansas, Kansas, New Hampshire, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, and Oklahoma.
Simplifile begins e-recording in Arizona, Florida, Idaho, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Nevada, Ohio, and Washington.
Simplifile begins e-recording in Illinois, Texas, Iowa, and Tennessee.
The highly regarded international law firm Greenberg Traurig issues an opinion letter concluding that documents recorded electronically under the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA) constitute a valid recording.
Simplifile begins e-recording in multiple counties in the state of Colorado.
Simplifile begins e-recording in Philadelphia and Lancaster counties in southeast Pennsylvania.
Simplifile begins providing e-recording services to Salt Lake County.
Based on unparalleled success in Utah, Simplifile begins advocating e-recording to states and counties nationwide.
Simplifile extends e-recording services to multiple counties in Utah, electronically recording more than 50 percent of all documents in select counties.
Simplifile successfully records their first land records document in Utah County.
Simplifile is organized as a Limited Liability Company (LLC) to provide secure public document e-recording services.
Simplifile validates the market demand for e-recording and begin designing the e-recording architecture.
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