Mission

The County Clerk is the one county official whose office tracks the important events in the lives of each and every Texan. The clerk’s office is with you from the day you are born, until after you have passed on. The day that you are born, we record your birth certificate. As time goes by, you chose to get married; we of course record your marriage license. As more time goes by you purchase some property or a house and we keep that record as well. At some point in your life, you may choose to start your own business; we record your "assumed name certificate". With all that property, business dealings and the birth certificates from your children, a will becomes necessary. The Clerk’s office will keep the record of your probate process of your Last Will and Testament.

Adapted from "Counties, the Glue that holds Texas Together" Texas Association of Counties.

*Please contact the District Clerk Office for divorce records

General

Welcome to the website for the Taylor County Clerk's Office. On this site you will find lists of our current fees, forms, answers to questions and instructions on how to obtain copies of records in our office.

If there is any information you can't find here, please feel free to contact us by calling 325-674-1202 or by email.