Alabama Quitclaim Deed Form

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An Alabama quitclaim deed is a document used for conveying property from one person to another without assurances. The form does not offer any written guarantees that the title is clear of any defects or that the seller is the legitimate owner. Because of this, the deed should only be used to transfer property between known and trustworthy parties.

Alabama Quitclaim Deed Form

An Alabama quitclaim deed is a document used for conveying property from one person to another without assurances. The form does not offer any written guarantees that the title is clear of any defects or that the seller is the legitimate owner. Because of this, the deed should only be used to transfer property between known and trustworthy parties.

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An Alabama quitclaim deed is a document used for conveying property from one person to another without assurances. The form does not offer any written guarantees that the title is clear of any defects or that the seller is the legitimate owner. Because of this, the deed should only be used to transfer property between known and trustworthy parties.

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Recording Details

  • Signing Requirements – The grantor’s signature must be acknowledged by a notary public or attested by a witness; however, notarization is most common.[1]
  • Where to Record – Probate Court (Judge of Probate)
  • Recording fees – $3 per page (as of this writing).[2]

Formatting Requirements

Alabama does not enforce state-wide formatting requirements, except that a deed must be written or printed on paper or parchment. Individual counties, however, may have specific requirements.

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