Quitclaim deed - How to fill out the legal description

Welcome James,

I think you should have given the legal description and then got the deed notarized. This is because the notary should sign the deed only when it consists of the entire details.

Hi James,

The legal description is the most important part of the quitclaim form as it conveys the legal identity of the property. It should be added to the deed as an Exhibit. The county recorder will not accept the deed without the legal description. For the legal description part, you may go through any quitclaim deed form approved by your state laws.

Hi James,

Welcome to Mortgagefit discussion board.

I am also not sure how did the notary public notarized the deed when it is not yet completely filled out. He only notarizes the deed after all the details have been entered and signed by concerned parties.

IMO you should consult an attorney to know if the deed has been properly filled or not and also about entering legal description part in the deed.

Do let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks
Blue

Hi, thanks to all who responded. Jenkin 7 thanks for the link. I found my originall deed that has the info that was on the link you gave me. The QCD is for MO, is filled out with me being the grantee, my ex the grantor. I believe the Notart signed it due to knowing us both and we explained that I needed to know how to do the legal Description part and we both said it would be ok with us. Larry, how do I use the Legal Description as an Exhibit? Sorry for sounding so stupid! Just have never done this before.

Again, Thank You to All Who Have Resonded. My APPRECIATION TO ALL!!

Hi James,

In a quitclaim deed the legal descriptions can be used as an exhibit which includes a pictorial representation of the land being described and should be referenced as being conjoined as a permanent part of the legal description.

Hello James,

I am happy that I was able to help you in any way. Feel free to ask queries. :)

I need to see a sample of a quick claim deed that has been filled out.

Thanks

Hi Megan,

Welcome to the forums.

You'll get a filled out sample quitclaim form in Page no.5 at http://www.washingtonlawhelp.org/documents/1593816260EN.pdf?stateabbrev=/WA/ .

Take Care

If you are transferring the same property interest you received as grantee, you can use the same legal description from the original deed. It can be part of the deed or attached as an exhibit. Check with the county recorder's office where the property is located to see about any requirements. At least, the exhibit should be marked, for instance, "Exhibit A", and should be referenced in the deed where the legal description should be, for instance, "See Exhibit A".

My husband & I lived in SC. We purchased Timeshare inst. John's county, St. Augustine , Fla. Recently we became legally seperated. I need a Quit Claim that will be signed in Summerville,SC county of Dorchester showing that my husband is transferring the deed to my name. Do you have a sample of a quit claim for South Carolina?

Welcome Maureen,

Check out the following page to get a quitclaim deed form of South Carolina:
http://www.mortgagefit.com/predeal/quitclaim-stateforms-2.html#61768

need a sample of a form filled out

Hi lloyd!

Welcome to forums!

You should contact an attorney and get the deed form filled out from him. He will help you in getting the form filled up in a right way.

Sussane

Hello, Question? I have had a quick claim deed completed in NC but I am not sure if I used the correct Map Book/ page. Do I use the Book/Page of the original deed or do I use the Deed Of Trust or Do I use the Property Guidelines?