Georgia Transfer on Death Deed

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A Georgia transfer on death deed is an estate-planning document that transfers ownership of a person’s real estate to a beneficiary after their death. This allows the property to bypass probate when it’s conveyed to the beneficiary. The property owner can revoke the deed at any point during their lifetime.

Georgia Transfer on Death Deed

Last updated September 15th, 2025

A Georgia transfer on death deed is an estate-planning document that transfers ownership of a person’s real estate to a beneficiary after their death. This allows the property to bypass probate when it’s conveyed to the beneficiary. The property owner can revoke the deed at any point during their lifetime.

Requirements

Printed on paper measuring 8.5″×11″ or 8.5″×14″
3″ top margin on the first page^[1]
Signed by the grantor
Attested by a witness and a notary public or other official^[2]

Recording

Deeds must be filed online unless another party is filing on the grantor’s behalf.^[3]

Transfer on Death Deed (Preview)

Georgia Transfer On Death Deed Form

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