The Louisiana Recording Instruction Sheet is a document used in the recording of legal documents in the state of Louisiana. It is also known as a Certificate of Record. This document informs the public when and where a legal document was recorded. It also provides instructions on how to record legal documents in Louisiana. The Louisiana Recording Instruction Sheet is divided into two sections. The first section contains instructions for recording real estate documents, such as deeds, mortgages, and other documents related to real estate. The second section contains instructions for recording non-real estate documents, such as powers of attorney, UCC documents, and other miscellaneous documents. The Louisiana Recording Instruction Sheet is issued by the Louisiana Secretary of State’s office, and must be completed and submitted with any document to be recorded. It must include the date of recording, the name of the recorder, the document type, the document number, and the names of the parties who are named in the document. The Louisiana Recording Instruction Sheet must be signed by the recorder or by a notary public.