Minnesota Quit Claim Deed Form

A Minnesota quit claim deed transfers real estate from one individual to another without guaranteeing the title is clear and free from encumbrances. Due to the lack of protection, a quit claim deed is generally used for property transfers between individuals with a close relationship, to fix title errors, or to add or remove a name from a title.

Minnesota Quit Claim Deed Form

A Minnesota quit claim deed transfers real estate from one individual to another without guaranteeing the title is clear and free from encumbrances. Due to the lack of protection, a quit claim deed is generally used for property transfers between individuals with a close relationship, to fix title errors, or to add or remove a name from a title.

Last updated March 6th, 2025

A Minnesota quit claim deed transfers real estate from one individual to another without guaranteeing the title is clear and free from encumbrances. Due to the lack of protection, a quit claim deed is generally used for property transfers between individuals with a close relationship, to fix title errors, or to add or remove a name from a title.

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Recording Details

Formatting Requirements

Minnesota County Recorders require deeds to adhere to certain formatting standards[4]:

  • Paper: Max 8.5”x14” – white – at least 20lb weight
  • Typeface: At least 8-point type – black
  • Margins: 3” for the top of the first page, 0.5” on all other sides and pages

Quit Claim Deed (Preview)