OK, Let's start here.
I went to the recorders office to record an affidavit so I can then take the recorded affidavit to the clerk of courts and put it into record on a case and also properly serve the Judge with the same afidavit. I was told I have to record it first with the county recorder. When I took the affidavit in they refused to accept it on the grounds that the affidavit is on Legal size paper. The County Recorders office claims they cannot accept Legal Size documents.(Even though while I was standing there an attorney came in and recorded Legal Size documents right next to me. I mentioned this to the Recorder and he said "Don't get smart or I'll have you removed".
Anyway we went back home and printed the document onto regular size paper and the recorder and the other recorders in the office stood there and read the entire document and the took the document to the Judge to get permission to record this document and the judge of course said no. So they came back and told me that it is not in the proper format and told us how they want it done. I asked for the other recorded documents the opposing side has recorded and there are legal sized papers, and formats that are nothing like what the Recorders are telling us to do. Anyway, we went home and fixed the document yet again and returned to the Recorders office only to have them take the document to the judge again and come back and say "Not an acceptable format" We prepared it according to their instructions.
What am I to do? THis is a County Recorder not the Clerk of Courts. If I were to record a Quit Claim Deed giving the brooklyn bridge to the french they would record it. All they are recording is my affirmation that If I have any say so about the Brooklyn bridge that I give my rights to the french. I know, I had someone Quit Claim Deed my driveway to my neighbor in florida a few years ago and it was perfectly legal for them to do so.