How it works
From signed contract to recorded memo — in six steps.
You select and sign your own document. Jurably handles the logistics: reading the fields, finding the owner, connecting the notary, mailing the notice, and recording it at the county. You track the whole thing to an instrument number.
- 01 Upload
- 02 Read
- 03 Verify
- 04 Confirm address
- 05 Pay & notarize
- 06 Record & track
The self-help model
You own the document. We own the errands.
Jurably is a technology and filing service, not a law firm. We never draft, review, or advise on your paperwork — you complete and sign it. That line is what keeps this simple, honest, and fast.
What you do
- Choose to file, and upload a real signed contract.
- Verify every field says what your contract says.
- Confirm the owner’s mailing address.
- Sign and swear the memorandum before a notary.
What Jurably does
- Read your contract into a structured filing.
- Look up the county tax-roll mailing address.
- Connect you to a commissioned online notary.
- Certified-mail the notice and record everything — then track it.
Jurably is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This is a self-help filing service — you are responsible for the contents of your own document.
Step by step
The six-step filing pipeline
Most filings take a few minutes of your time. Here is exactly what happens, and who does what, at every step.
Step 1:Upload your signed contract
Start a filing and upload the executed purchase agreement for the residential property you have under contract. A real, signed contract is required — the memorandum is lawful notice of a genuine deal, and nothing more.
You Upload your signed contract and point us at the property.Jurably Store it securely and open your filing.Step 2:We read the key fields
Jurably reads your document and pulls the parties, the legal description, the property address, and the closing date into a structured filing. Nothing is drafted, reviewed, or interpreted for you — we simply surface what your contract already says.
You Nothing yet — grab a coffee.Jurably Extract the parties, legal description, address, and closing date.Step 3:You verify every field
You review each extracted field side-by-side with your contract and fix anything that reads wrong. You decide what your memorandum says — from start to finish, you are completing and confirming your own document.
You Check every field and confirm it is accurate.Jurably Show the source text, flag blanks, and lock in your edits.Step 4:We check the details
We run the checks your state requires — owner records, the legal description, county formatting — so your filing is accepted the first time. In Texas that includes confirming the owner's mailing address for the required notice; you approve anything that matters.
You Approve what we found.Jurably Run your state's required checks and stage the filing.Step 5:Pay, then notarize online
Checkout is one flat price with everything included. Then you sign your memorandum in a quick online notarization, 24/7, right from your phone.
You Pay the flat fee and sign on camera with a licensed notary.Jurably Connect you to the remote online notary and seal the record.$199 flat — everything included.
Step 6:We record it — you track it
Jurably files your Memorandum of Contract with the county and handles any notices your state requires. You watch it move from submitted to recorded and receive the official recording number.
You Track your filing to a recording number.Jurably File with the county, handle required notices, and send proof.Valid 180 days, renewable — release it from your filing page when you close.
Timing
Filed the same or next business day, everywhere we're live.
Once your memorandum is notarized, it goes to the county the same or next business day. How fast the county stamps it back follows each county's own turnaround — we track every step and hand you the recording number either way.
- Harris
- Dallas
- Tarrant
- Bexar
- Travis
- Collin
- Denton
- Hidalgo
The paper trail
What you have when it’s done
Every filing produces the same durable record — public notice of your equitable interest, with the receipts to back it up.
A recorded memorandum
Your Memorandum of Contract, recorded at the county with an official instrument number.
A sworn Certificate of Mailing
Recorded alongside the memo as proof the statutory notice was sent.
Proof of required notices
Where your state requires notifying the owner, the tracked proof it happened.
A live filing dashboard
Valid 180 days, renewable — with the release one request away when the deal closes.
Ready when your contract is
Have a signed deal? File the notice today.
Upload your contract, verify the fields, and let Jurably handle the mailing and recording. You’ll track it to a county instrument number without leaving your desk.
Not legal advice. Jurably is a self-help filing service, not a law firm.