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1. What records can I access?

In Ozaukee County, grantor / grantee index is complete from December 11, 1972 starting with document #252909 being volume 313 page 404. Images are currently available from September 5, 1984 to present.

2. What equipment do I need?

Review the minimum system requirements to do research through Laredo.

3. How much does it cost?

Review the fee schedule for available plans. If you acquire an unlimited plan, the second license would be available at 1/2 the original rate.

4. Are there disclaimers I should read?

Yes, please review the disclaimers page in the Register of Deeds Department.

5. How do I set up my search?

As with any system, you will need to determine the best strategy for finding your information. For more suggestions on how to search using Laredo, review some of our search tips.

6. Do I need to sign an agreement?

Yes. To get a copy of the Laredo agreement that you will need to print and fill out, click on one of the following:

• Online Access Agreement
• Online Access Plan (Appendix A)

7. How can I access Laredo?

After we receive your completed agreement, we will assign you a user name and password that you can use to access Laredo. You will then have to go through these steps:

1. Using your browser, go to the following address: http://www.fidlar.com.
   
2. There is several areas on this screen that gives you the link "Laredo." Click that link.
   
3. You will need to select "Wisconsin" and then "Ozaukee" under the choose the state on county search tool.
   
4. It will give you the option to either open or save the program that you want to install on your computer.
   
5. Upon completion of this, an "icon" will appear on your desktop. By double-clicking that icon, you can open the "Idoc" program and this will be the means in which you will be accessing the Ozaukee County's records.
   
6. You will then have to provide the user name and password to get into the "Idoc" program to do your searches.

8. Whom do I contact for more information about Laredo?

Send an email to the Ozaukee County Register of Deeds.