Quitclaim Deed Template (Page 2 of 2) in pdf

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Free Quit Claim Deed Form

This is a general, NON County Specific, Quit Claim Deed Form. This form is not guaranteed to meet the

statutory requirements of any state and is not formatted to meet the recording requirements of any

county.

This blank form can be printed and then completed with a typewriter. Most recorders do not accept

hand written deeds for recording.

You can purchase a form that can be filled out on your computer and printed from

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The forms available on are guaranteed to meet the statutory requirements for real estate

deeds in the state where the property is located and the formatting requirements of the recorder’s

office.

All forms on also include:

Completed examples

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Instructions to guide filling in the deed

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Supplemental forms required for recording

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Recording a Quit Claim Deed

Recording a Deed effectively gives "Constructive Notice" to the world that the grantee now has an

interest in the property being deeded. Basically, constructive notice means that once a deed is recorded

every person or entity in the world is legally presumed to have knowledge of the grantee's interest in the

property, even if they have no actual knowledge of it.

To get more information about your local recorder and recording requirements visit

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