There is A quitclaim deed used to transfer ownership interest. Since a quitclaim deed is a legal document, precision is essential. An error in the name of the home owners or at the description of this property may lead to legal issues. The best way to correct a mistake in a quitclaim deed is to submit a fresh one. When you record the new quitclaim deed containing the corrected information with the right recording office, then it will become the official deed of document.
Buy a black quitclaim deed type from a book store or stationery store, or obtain one from a site containing legal forms.
Fill out this quitclaim deed form with the correct details. List all present owners of the property in the”Grantor” area on the form, and all owners after the transfer of ownership in the”Grantee” section. Double-check this information’s accuracy.
Collect all the owners of the property in front of a notary public–banks and law offices have one. Have all participants date and sign the new deed in the presence of the notary, and then have the notary date and sign for a witness. There’s a fee for the notary’s services.
Record the new deed by mailing or taking it to the recorder’s office for the county where you land is. Pay the recording fee and have the deed recorded so the newly adjusted quitclaim deed becomes the legal deed.