Arkansas Beneficiary Deed Form

Arkansas Beneficiary Deed Form

An Arkansas beneficiary deed allows a property owner to choose one or more grantees to transfer their property to upon their death. Known as a “transfer on death deed” in many states, this document enables the property to pass to the grantees outside of probate. It may be revoked at any time and does not otherwise affect the owner’s property rights.

Last updated June 26th, 2025

An Arkansas beneficiary deed allows a property owner to choose one or more grantees to transfer their property to upon their death. Known as a “transfer on death deed” in many states, this document enables the property to pass to the grantees outside of probate. It may be revoked at any time and does not otherwise affect the owner’s property rights.

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Revocation of Beneficiary Deed – This document revokes an executed beneficiary deed.

Recording and Resources

Formatting

  • Paper: 8.5″ x 11″
  • Margins:
    • Top right first page: 2.5″
    • Bottom of last page: 2.5″
    • All other margins: 0.5″[1]

Signing and Recording

Resources

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