Posted on: 04th Oct, 2009 07:02 pm
Hello everyone, I have a quick question regarding signature of the quitclaim deed:
Someone in my family need to have the title transfer from her husband (the Grantor) to herself (the grantee) (the house is in joint ownership). However, the husband (the grantor) is not even in the country, and will not be able to come over to the US to sign the signature due to travel constriant. So is there anyway to noterize the ownership transfer through quitclaim deed without the husband to be present for the signing in front of the noterize person? And if so, what should she do, and what are the process to get the transfer done.
Thanks a lot for the help.
Someone in my family need to have the title transfer from her husband (the Grantor) to herself (the grantee) (the house is in joint ownership). However, the husband (the grantor) is not even in the country, and will not be able to come over to the US to sign the signature due to travel constriant. So is there anyway to noterize the ownership transfer through quitclaim deed without the husband to be present for the signing in front of the noterize person? And if so, what should she do, and what are the process to get the transfer done.
Thanks a lot for the help.
Hi bigtymers!
Welcome to forums!
The wife will not be able to transfer the property solely in her name without her husband's signatures on the quitclaim deed. As the husband will not be able to come to US, it would be difficult for him to transfer the property to her. However, he can sign a will which will help his wife to claim the property after his death.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
Welcome to forums!
The wife will not be able to transfer the property solely in her name without her husband's signatures on the quitclaim deed. As the husband will not be able to come to US, it would be difficult for him to transfer the property to her. However, he can sign a will which will help his wife to claim the property after his death.
Feel free to ask if you've further queries.
Sussane
Thanks for the reply, but I am wondering is there any way to transfer the ownership of the house to her when the husband is alive (like having the husband sign a release form of some sort to allow the transfer)
Sry for not being clear, I am just wondering is since both of them are healthy, is there some way to allow the husband to transfer the ownership to her when they are both alive (like a release form of some sort of a document that is signed by a lawyer that verified the transfer, something like that).
i don't comprehend why the husband in this case cannot appear before a notary and sign the appropriate document. certainly a transfer from the husband cannot be done in asbentia without his express authorization (by way of signature).
"verification" of the transfer by an attorney is impossible without the actual signature of a proper document taking place. in other words, a verbal say-so isn't good enough.
"verification" of the transfer by an attorney is impossible without the actual signature of a proper document taking place. in other words, a verbal say-so isn't good enough.
husband and wife been divorced for over ten years now. the equitable distribution in the case was left open....the husband remained in the home and the wife left..... now they both have re-married and the husband's ex-wife won't sign a quit claim deed or transfer the property to him and his new wife. is there anyway to transfer the property title.
Hi Roosevelt,
Unless the ex-wife transfers the property to the husband and his new wife, she will remain one of the owners of the property. The husband can try to buy her out by offering her a certain sum of money and ask her to transfer the property to him.
Thanks
Unless the ex-wife transfers the property to the husband and his new wife, she will remain one of the owners of the property. The husband can try to buy her out by offering her a certain sum of money and ask her to transfer the property to him.
Thanks