Kelly Funderburk

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The Davie County Register of Deeds office, under the leadership of Register of Deeds Kelly Funderburk, continues to raise the bar in providing accessible, efficient services for residents.
Since taking office, Funderburk and her team have focused on delivering high-quality service while expanding the ways residents can utilize the office—particularly through online offerings that eliminate the need to visit in person.
In the latest effort to improve accessibility, the office has launched a new online service that allows residents to file an Assumed Business Name form remotely through the office’s website.
To take advantage of this service, users can visit the office website at www.daviecountync.gov/98/ROD. Under the Information section, click the link labeled Assumed Business Name to begin electronically recording the form. The standard recording fee of $26 applies whether filing in person or online, though the remote filing option includes an additional $15 fee for the third-party service provider.
“This is one more step toward making government more accessible,” said Funderburk. “We’re committed to helping residents save time and manage their needs from the comfort of their home or business.”
While the remote option offers flexibility, individuals still have the option to file Assumed Business Name forms the traditional way by visiting the Register of Deeds office at 123 S. Main St. in Mocksville.
This is part of a broader initiative by Funderburk and her staff to improve digital access to public records and services. A wide range of services is already available online at www.daviencrod.org, including:
• searching property records (1837–present) for free;
• searching plat maps (1912–present) for free;
• searching basic vital record information (1913–present) for free;
• searching highway maps (1967–present) for free;
• reviewing NC statutory recording guidelines at www.daviecountync.gov/98/ROD;
• learning how to become an electronic recorder via Simplifile or CSC at www.daviecountync.gov/98/ROD;
• applying for a marriage license at https://daviemarriage.org;
• getting details on marriage license requirements;
• requesting certified/non-certified copies of
Birth Certificates (1913–present), Death Certificates (1913–present), Marriage Licenses (1868–present), all via www.getcertificatenow.com/davie;
• signing up for freeProperty Fraud Alert Notifications;
• accessing info on Notary Public appointments, reappointments, and local notaries;
• viewing the “Thank a Veteran” discount program participants list; and
• reviewing the recording fee schedule.
Funderburk encourages residents to explore the many digital tools available.
“We’re proud of the work we’re doing to modernize and simplify these processes,” she said. “Whether you’re starting a business, getting married, researching property, or safeguarding your identity, we want the experience to be as smooth and accessible as possible.”
For more information or assistance, visit www.daviecountync.gov/98/ROD or call 336-753-6080.