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Kofile, Inc - Georgia Kofile is the leader in Critical Records Management working with county, local, and state governments Kofile Technologies, Inc.

provides a complete solution for records preservation and data management. By merging the strengths of leading companies, KOFILE surpasses industry standards with practical and scientifically-based products and resources. Whether paper or digital, volume or database, KOFILE operations provide superior solutions to common issues faced by records managers.

A big thank you to Carol Evans, Bleckley County Clerk of Court, for partnering with Kofile to preserve local history and...
10/10/2026

A big thank you to Carol Evans, Bleckley County Clerk of Court, for partnering with Kofile to preserve local history and improve public access to important records!

Through this project, historical real estate records from 1970–1989 have been digitized and indexed, helping make more than 56 years of Bleckley County real estate records searchable and accessible both locally and online through the (GSCCCA) Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority

We’re proud to partner with Georgia’s clerks to protect our communities’ historical records while making them easier to access for generations to come!

🔎 Search the records anytime at https://www.gsccca.org/search.



Carol Evans

10/09/2026

📜 Another Year of Hall County History Is Now Online!

The Hall County Clerk of Superior Court is pleased to announce the release of another year of indexed historical deed images, now available for online search through the Georgia Superior Court Clerks’ Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA).

This latest release means four additional years of indexed Hall County deed images have recently been added to the online collection, making it easier than ever to explore our community’s history from anywhere.

🏡 For homeowners.
⚖️ For attorneys and title professionals.
📐 For surveyors and real estate professionals.
🌳 For genealogists, historians, and researchers.

Whether you’re researching the history of your property, tracing a family’s roots, examining a historic transaction, or simply exploring Hall County’s past, these records are now just a few clicks away.

What was once accessible only by visiting the Deed Room can now be searched and viewed online, anytime and from anywhere.

This is more than just making records available—it’s about preserving Hall County’s history and making that history accessible to everyone. With each new release, we unlock another chapter of our community’s story.

And we’re not finished yet. Additional historical deed images will continue to be added as the Hall County Clerk’s Office works to preserve the past while making records more accessible for the future.

🔎 Start exploring Hall County’s history today through the GSCCCA Real Estate Search!

https://www.gsccca.org/search

Proud to partner with Hall County Clerk of Court Mark Pettitt and his team to help preserve and improve access to Hall C...
10/09/2026

Proud to partner with Hall County Clerk of Court Mark Pettitt and his team to help preserve and improve access to Hall County’s historical real estate records!

Through this project, Kofile imaged and indexed historical real estate records from 1982–1983, helping make more than 44 years of real estate history searchable and accessible—both locally and online through the Georgia Superior Court Clerks’ Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA) at gsccca.org/search.

Thank you, Mark, for your partnership and commitment to making these important public records more accessible for generations to come.

At Kofile, we’re proud to work alongside Georgia’s clerks to improve access, enhance searchability, and preserve the records that connect our communities to their history.



Mark Pettitt, Hall County Clerk of Court

Big thanks to Marcia Kimbro Inman, Worth County Clerk of Court, for partnering with Kofile to image and index Worth Coun...
10/07/2026

Big thanks to Marcia Kimbro Inman, Worth County Clerk of Court, for partnering with Kofile to image and index Worth County’s historical real estate records from 1982-1983.

This project unlocks 44+ years of real estate history, making records fully searchable—both locally and online through the Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA) at gsccca.org/search.

Proud to support clerks and communities by improving access, accuracy, and preservation of public records.

09/23/2026

📜 Two More Years of Hall County History Is Now Online!

The Hall County Clerk of Superior Court is pleased to announce that indexed deed images from January 1, 1983 through present are now available for online search through the Georgia Superior Court Clerks’ Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA).

This latest addition expands public access to Hall County’s historical land records, making it easier than ever for homeowners, attorneys, surveyors, genealogists, historians, and researchers to locate and view recorded deeds from anywhere.

As we continue our commitment to preserving Hall County’s rich history and improving public access to court records, additional historical deed images will continue to be added.

Start your search today at GSCCCA Real Estate Search.

https://www.gsccca.org/search

A big thank you to Heather Hill, Franklin County Clerk of Court, for partnering with Kofile to preserve history while im...
07/16/2026

A big thank you to Heather Hill, Franklin County Clerk of Court, for partnering with Kofile to preserve history while improving public access!

Through this project, ARPA funding made it possible to digitize and index historical real estate records from 1970–1989, making more than 56 years of Franklin County real estate records easily searchable both locally and through the Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority.

Search the records anytime at www.gsccca.org/search.



Heather Vaughn Hill your Franklin County Clerk of Superior Court

Every county has a story, and that story is preserved in its public records.We would like to thank Janice Morris and the...
06/30/2026

Every county has a story, and that story is preserved in its public records.

We would like to thank Janice Morris and the Rockdale County Clerk of Courts office for allowing Kofile to preserve Rockdale County’s oldest recorded Deed Book and its Military Discharge Records.

These historic volumes document important moments in the lives of local families, veterans, property owners, and the community as a whole.

Over time, records can become damaged from handling, aging, environmental conditions, and even well-intentioned repair methods such as modern lamination.

Kofile’s preservation specialists carefully removed damaging lamination materials, stabilized fragile pages, and completed conservation treatments to help protect these records for future generations.

Once preserved, the books were placed into Kofile’s Disaster Safe Binder (DSB), a custom protective binder designed to safeguard historic records while keeping them accessible for public use. The DSB helps ensure these valuable records can continue to serve citizens, researchers, genealogists, and county staff for years to come.

Preserving historical records is about more than protecting old books, it is about preserving the history, heritage, and memories of a community.

Thank you for your commitment to protecting Rockdale County’s history for future generations.

A sincere thank you to Mark Pettitt, Hall County Clerk of Court, for entrusting Kofile with the conservation and preserv...
06/06/2026

A sincere thank you to Mark Pettitt, Hall County Clerk of Court, for entrusting Kofile with the conservation and preservation of Hall County’s historic court records.

We are honored to have conserved the Superior Court Minutes from 1834–1840 and the Superior Court Civil Minutes from 1879–1889, helping ensure these irreplaceable records remain protected for future generations.

Kofile’s conservation process goes beyond imaging. Our trained conservation specialists carefully assess each volume, repair torn pages, stabilize damaged bindings, remove harmful materials, and preserve fragile documents using archival-quality methods. Once conserved, records can be digitized and made more accessible while protecting the original volumes from excessive handling.

These historic books contain nearly 200 years of Hall County history, and we are proud to partner with local government leaders to safeguard this important legacy.

Mark Pettitt
Hall County Government

Thank you to Nancy Ross, Irwin County Clerk of Court, for taking an important step in preserving the history of Irwin Co...
05/14/2026

Thank you to Nancy Ross, Irwin County Clerk of Court, for taking an important step in preserving the history of Irwin County by protecting the county’s Military Discharge Records for future generations. 🇺🇸

Through the Kofile preservation process, these historic records are carefully cleaned, stabilized, repaired, and protected using archival-quality materials designed for long-term preservation. Once restored, the records are secured in a durable DSB binder system, which provides superior protection against wear, damage, and deterioration while still allowing the books to be safely accessed when needed.

Preserving military discharge records is more than protecting paper….it is preserving the stories, service, and sacrifices of the men and women who served our country. Thank you for your commitment to safeguarding Irwin County’s history for generations to come.

Big thanks to Greg Allen, Forsyth County Clerk of Court, for partnering with Kofile to image and index Forsyth County’s ...
03/16/2026

Big thanks to Greg Allen, Forsyth County Clerk of Court, for partnering with Kofile to image and index Forsyth County’s historical real estate records from 1987–1988.

This project unlocks 37+ years of real estate history, making records fully searchable—both locally and online through the Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA) at gsccca.org/search.

Proud to support clerks and communities by improving access, accuracy, and preservation of public records.



Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority
Greg G. Allen

Address

6649 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, Suite D
Peachtree Corners, GA
30092

Telephone

+16783330874

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