Town Clerk
 Lyn Antonuccio, CMC FUNCTION: The Office of the Town Clerk is responsible for providing a number of services to the public. The Department consists of six major divisions: Town Council Records, Land Records Registry, Board of Canvassers, Registry of Vital Statistics, Probate Court, and Business Licenses. In addition to receiving, recording and issuing these documents, the Office is responsible for the maintenance, indexing and storage of all of these records for easy access by the public and other departments. The Town Clerk’s Department is the official repository for all ordinances, resolutions and official documents related to the government of the Town of Smithfield. The department is responsible for the authenticity of all legal documents. |
Voter & Election Information Page
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If you are opening a business in Smithfield, you must first register your business with the Town Clerk. This requirement helps the Town maintain up-to-date records on businesses operating locally in accordance with state law, and also assists us in providing a level playing field for business proprietors with regards to licensing and taxation. You will also need an approved Zoning Certificate before the business registration is approved and you can start doing business. Click here for NEW Business Registration Application. |
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Fraud Alert to Notify Property Owners of New Transactions The Smithfield Town Clerk is providing a free tool to help property owners protect one of their most valuable assets. With Fraud Alert, you can sign up to receive alerts whenever a document, such as a deed or mortgage, is recorded under your name. Documents can be viewed online or at the Town Clerk’s Office. You can sign up now at Searchiqs.com/fraudalert/. *Please note there may be other property owners in the town that share the same name. |
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Smithfield Land Records IQS USER GUIDE Click this link for instructions and guidance through the IQS Program (.pdf) |
Frequently Asked Questions
NEW! Complete records of burials and veterans, provided by Friends of Smithfield Cemeteries, are available in the Smithfield Town Clerk’s office.
What hours are you open?
8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday.
What time do you stop accepting recordings?
3:45 pm.
What do I need to apply for a marriage license and what is the cost?
Certified records of birth. If this is not a first marriage for either the bride or groom, a certified copy of death or divorce decree is required. The fee for a marriage license is $24.00. Marriage Requirements in the State of Rhode Island
Where can I get information on vital records (Birth, Marriage, and Death records, etc.)?
Visit the RI Office of Vital Records web site here for more information. You can also find further information on this site at these links: Birth Certificates • Death Certificates • Marriage Licenses
How do I register to vote?
Voter registration forms can be filled out online, at the Registry of Motor Vehicles or here at the Board of Canvassers located in the Town Clerk’s Office. You may request a voter registration form by calling 233-1000 between 8:30 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. Also see the Voter Information page
What are the polling (voting) locations in Smithfield?
Click here for info
Who are members of the Town Council?
Information on the Smithfield Town Council is available here.
Who are the local state representatives and senator?
Information on the local state representatives and senator is available here.
What are the directions to Smithfield Town Hall?
From 295 take exit 7A (Centerdale). Take a left at traffic light and follow to the end. Take a left onto Farnum Pike for approximately ½ mile. Town Hall is located on the left, next to the Georgiaville Fire Station and across from the Smithfield School Administration building. Click here for a map and detailed driving directions.
