Posted on: 09th Mar, 2009 09:15 pm
states and does the person filing have to sign/notorize in the presence of the person he is transferring the house to?
Hi fishdiva,
As far as I know the quitclaim deed has to be signed and notarized in the state where the property is located. The person filing the deed (grantor) does not have to sign it in the presence of the grantee, however, he needs to do so in front of the notary public. Some states do require the grantee to sign on the deed. In that case he/she has to be present when the deed is signed and notarized.
As far as I know the quitclaim deed has to be signed and notarized in the state where the property is located. The person filing the deed (grantor) does not have to sign it in the presence of the grantee, however, he needs to do so in front of the notary public. Some states do require the grantee to sign on the deed. In that case he/she has to be present when the deed is signed and notarized.