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Surtax per Miami-Dade Code 29-7(D) - $0.Intangible tax on mortgages (on actual amount) - $2 per $1,000.Documentary stamps on mortgages (rounded up to nearest hundred) - $0.35 per $100.Documentary stamps on deeds (rounded up to nearest hundred) - $0.60 per $100.Oath, administering, attesting and sealing - $3.50ĭocumentary Stamp Taxes by Department of Revenue:.

Verifying an instrument prepared by someone other than clerk - $3.50.

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Dingbats > Various Roadgeek 2005 Arrows 2.ttf is available to download for Windows & MAC OS X.

Recording Certificate of Discharge, Separation or Services of Veterans - No Charge Basic > Sans Serif Roadgeek 2005 Engschrift.ttf is available to download for Windows & MAC OS X.

Font Name Clearview Hwy 3 W Family Clearview Hwy 3 W Style Regular Version Version 4.

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Authenticated clerk certificates, including signing and sealing - $7 standard search fee $2 plus additional $2 search fee. Clearview Hwy 3 W Font Information Glyphs Desgined by Terminal Design, Inc.

For standard searching of records, PER NAME for each year searched - $2.

Indexing Fee for Each Name over 4 Names - $1.

Lis Pendens Recording Fee First Page - $5.

Recording Fee (letter, legal size) First Page - $10.

Recording Plat/Map (larger than 8 1/2' x 14' First Page - $35.

Credit card (MasterCard, Visa, American Express, or Discover)Ĭredit cards are only accepted in person and have a daily limit of $2,000.

Checks from a title company, attorney, or mortgage.

Copies are $1 per page plus $2 for the certification of the document. The recording fee for a Lis Pendens is $5 for the first page and $4 for each additional page. The recording fee for most documents is $10 for the first page and $8.50 for each additional page. With this option, you retain your original document and the recorded image is available the next day.

You can eRecord your document through one of our approved vendors.

You can mail your original documents along with the appropriate fees, and a self-addressed stamped envelope.

You can bring your original documents in person, along with the appropriate fees, and a self-addressed stamped envelope to the Miami-Dade County Courthouse East.

There's really nothing out there to prevent others from making Clearview clones and distributing them freely or commercially.You have three options for recording your documents in the Official Records: Oddly, type companies can only copyright a typeface's name and not the actual letter shapes. They're not as cleanly drawn as the commercial fonts however.

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As for making a freeware version, there's already a 'Roadgeek 2005' series of Clearview imitation fonts one can download for free.

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The similar ClearviewOne family for print graphics use costs a lot too, around $1200 for all of the weights in that 'super font.' There's a new ClearviewADA family made for ADA sign purposes. Looking for Clearview Highway Gothic fonts Click to find the best 2 free fonts in the Clearview Highway Gothic style. The entire family of 13 fonts (both 'B' and 'W' series) costs nearly $800. SHX fonts include all the FHWA Standard Alphabet letters, supported for both upper- and lower-case letter forms. Two types: Outlined and, Outlined and hatched (ANSI 31). URW America makes the authentic FHWA Series 2000 Gothic fonts featured in the 2003 MUTCD manuals. The FHWA Series 2000 Fonts Standard Edition is now available in Autodesk® AutoCAD® SHX fonts. While Clearview Highway is sold commercially by Terminal Design, to be fair it should be said that previous FHWA Series Gothic fonts have also been sold commercially as well. Labels: driving, font, johngruber, roads, signs, typography Given how many billions of dollars it costs to build roads, the tens (or even hundreds) of thousands of dollars it would take to set up such a free licensing arrangement would seem like money well spent. Then anyone could use it for any kind of signage anywhere, presumably even saving some lives in the process. federal government or some other agency to pay the designers (who worked on the font for a long time) a decent fee to make it freely licensable to anyone.

If Clearview really is that much more legible and useful than its predecessors such as Highway Gothic, and therefore leads to safer driving, it would seem reasonable for the U.S. I was a bit surprised to see that if you want to get the font yourself, you need to spend at least $175 USD. Via John Gruber, here's a neat article about Clearview, a font designed specifically to make highway signage more readable, and now being put to use in many jurisdictions, including here in British Columbia, as old road signs are replaced.

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