Posted on: 01st Sep, 2009 05:33 pm
What form do i need in order to change the name on my deed from my maiden name to my married name?
check this out and it is probably the same process
http://www.mortgagefit.com/florida/deceasedmother-namechange.html
http://www.mortgagefit.com/florida/deceasedmother-namechange.html
Hi Guest,
You can use a quit claim deed to change the name on the deed from your maiden name to your married name. You need to sign the quitclaim deed using your maiden name as the grantor and your married name will appear on the deed as grantee. Then get the deed notarized and record it with the county recorder's office so the title reflects your married name.
You can use a quit claim deed to change the name on the deed from your maiden name to your married name. You need to sign the quitclaim deed using your maiden name as the grantor and your married name will appear on the deed as grantee. Then get the deed notarized and record it with the county recorder's office so the title reflects your married name.
you can also file an affidavit of name change with your local town clerk/county clerk, etc.
You have to register the new name details in records of country recorder's office. And quit claim deed will help you to get the new name in mortgage.
if someone is already an owner of the property, there's no need for an additional quit claim deed. that simply transfers one person's interest to another. here you'd be transferring your interest to yourself - a waste of time, money and energy.