Box Elder County Survey Plat Filing Fee and Certified Copy Cost

Box Elder County’s 2026 recorder/GIS schedule lists a $20 filing fee for a survey plat. Certification is $6 plus copy fees; a 24×36 copy is $4. Read the county schedule.

A filed survey plat therefore has a $20 county line. A certified 24×36 copy has a $10 worksheet ($6 + $4) if the request uses that listed format. Filing and copying are separate actions, and shipping or electronic delivery can add charges.

Ask whether the document is a survey plat, subdivision map, or another record type. Keep the surveyor’s fee separate from county filing and copy charges. Prices were checked September 8, 2026.

Ask for the plat’s sheet size and whether a lender or planning office needs certification. If the plat is already recorded, a certified copy may avoid a second filing; confirm the record number and copy format with the county before ordering.

The two purchase decisions are different: filing makes a new survey plat part of the public record, while a certified copy supplies proof of an existing record. A 24-by-36 certified copy worksheet is $10, but it does not include the surveyor’s preparation or any delivery charge. Ask whether the planning office needs the original filing, a certified copy, or only an informal scan before paying either line.

Give the recorder the recorded document number when requesting a copy and the surveyor’s final sheet when filing a new plat. That prevents paying the $20 filing fee for a document that is already recorded, or ordering a $10 certified copy when the planning office actually needs a new map placed in the record.

The county’s consolidated fee schedule is a useful cross-check for the 2026 recorder rows and confirms that the survey-plat filing, large-format copy, and certification lines are separate. Check the consolidated schedule before submitting a plat after a fee revision.