| A register shall, at the time of receiving a deed or |
| instrument for record, certify on the deed or instrument the |
| day and the hour and minute when it was received and the book |
| number and page number where the document is located.__If the |
| deed or instrument does not have sufficient room on the page |
| or pages for the location of the recording information so that |
| the register is required to add an additional page for the |
| placement of the recording information, the register may |
| charge in addition to any other fees allowed by law a fee of |
| $2 for each page the register is required to add.__An |
| instrument is considered recorded at the time when it was |
| received and that time must be entered on the record.__The |
| register shall enter that time, the names of the grantor and |
| grantee and the name of the town or unincorporated place as |
| shown by the instrument in which the property affected is |
| located in a record kept for that purpose and open to |
| inspection in business hours.__The register may not permit a |
| deed or instrument for the conveyance of real estate to be |
| altered, amended or withdrawn until it is fully recorded and |
| examined.__The record must be verified as a true record of the |
| original document by comparing the indexing record and the |
| copy kept for public inspection, as described in section 651, |
| to the original document before the original document is |
| allowed to leave the registry office. |
