Osage County Clerk: No Discharge Line and No Fee Line for Discharges - 72 O.S. 22 Carries the Free Recording

The office. Christina Talburt, Osage County Clerk, 601 Grandview Ave., Pawhuska, OK 74056; office and land records (918) 287-2615, fax 918-287-4979; [email protected]; office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., open through the noon hour. The office page: "The Osage County Clerk's Office is dedicated to serving the public with professionalism and integrity, ensuring that all records and proceedings are handled with the highest standards of accuracy and transparency." The county's e-recording runs through Simplifile and CSC; the land records search on OKCountyRecords.com/search/osage. The missing line. The county's fee schedule (osage.okcounties.org/fees) carries the Clerk's recording table - photographic copies, deeds and mortgages at 8.00 dollars plus a 10.00 dollar preservation fee for the first page, mechanics' liens, plats, fictitious-name certificates, estrays, brands, tax-sale assignments - and no military-discharge line at all. Oklahoma's Title 72, section 22 requires the county clerk to record discharge papers "without charge" and furnish certified copies "without charge", and section 270 of Title 19 keeps the recorded discharge confidential - both are carried by the State entry, which also notes the November 1, 2026 change adding grandchildren to the authorized parties. A veteran asked to pay cites 72 O.S. 22. The minutes' clerk. The window's proceedings are signed Christina Talburt as Osage County Clerk, with the agendas filed by her office under the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.