How to Pull Tax Foreclosure Records in Camden County

Pattern: 26CV00****
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Go to the NC Courts Portal

Navigate to portal-nc.tylertech.cloud. You will see a human verification page.

Step 1: Go to the NC Courts Portal
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Solve the CAPTCHA

Click Begin, then solve the image grid puzzle (e.g. "Choose all the hats"). Select the matching images and click Confirm. You may need to solve 2 rounds.

Step 2: Solve the CAPTCHA
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Search Page Loads

After passing verification, the Smart Search page appears with a search field and Submit button.

Step 3: Search Page Loads
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Open Advanced Filtering Options

Click Advanced Filtering Options below the Submit button. This reveals county selection, date filters, and case status filters.

Step 4: Open Advanced Filtering Options
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Select Camden County

Under Filter by Location, uncheck All Locations. Scroll down and check Camden County only.

Step 5: Select Camden County
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Use the CVD Pattern

Enter 26CV00**** in the Search Criteria. This searches Civil District cases which include tax foreclosures. Set Case Status to Pending and set your date range.

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Submit & Identify Tax Foreclosures

Click Submit. Look for cases with Case Type: Civil Action Foreclosure (CV) where the plaintiff is a County or Municipality (e.g. "County of Camden VS ..."). These are tax foreclosures — the county is suing for unpaid property taxes.

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Important: Property Address

The property address is in the county tax report attached to the complaint — look for PROPERTY DESCRIPTION (e.g. "14401 HAMLET RD"). Do NOT use the defendant's mailing address ("whose last known address is") — the defendant may be an executor or heir living at a completely different address.

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Download & Record

Download all PDFs from the case detail page. Record the Case Number, defendant name, filing date, URL, and the property address from the tax report.

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