North Dakota Special Warranty Deed Form

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A North Dakota special warranty deed conveys a property between parties with a warranty against title issues created since the seller gained possession of the title. In other words, this type of deed does not protect the buyer against title issues occurring under owners prior to the seller. In North Dakota, a special warranty deed is known as a “grant deed.”

North Dakota Special Warranty Deed Form

A North Dakota special warranty deed conveys a property between parties with a warranty against title issues created since the seller gained possession of the title. In other words, this type of deed does not protect the buyer against title issues occurring under owners prior to the seller. In North Dakota, a special warranty deed is known as a “grant deed.”

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A North Dakota special warranty deed conveys a property between parties with a warranty against title issues created since the seller gained possession of the title. In other words, this type of deed does not protect the buyer against title issues occurring under owners prior to the seller. In North Dakota, a special warranty deed is known as a “grant deed.”

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Recording Requirements

  • The grantor’s signature and notarization of the document are required.[1]
  • The document size must be 8.5″ x 14″ or under to be valid for recording.
  • The font size cannot be smaller than 10 pt.
  • Documents must be prepared with a top margin of 3″ on the first page and 1″ on all other sides.[2]

The County Recorder’s Office handles deed recording for properties located within its own county.[3] The cost to record a deed is $20 if it contains 1-6 pages, $65 for 7-25 pages, and $3 per each page over 25 pages.[4]

Sources

  1. § 47-19-03
  2. § 11-18-05
  3. § 47-19-07
  4. § 11-18-05(1)(a)