Missouri Special Warranty Deed Form

Missouri Special Warranty Deed Form

A Missouri special warranty deed transfers a property title while guaranteeing the grantor’s right to convey and a clean title from their period of ownership. Unlike a warranty deed, the grantor makes no promises regarding encumbrances caused by previous owners.

Last updated May 7th, 2025

A Missouri special warranty deed transfers a property title while guaranteeing the grantor’s right to convey and a clean title from their period of ownership. Unlike a warranty deed, the grantor makes no promises regarding encumbrances caused by previous owners.

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Recording Requirements

  1. The grantor must acknowledge their signature before a notary public.[1]
  2. The deed must also contain the grantee’s signature if recorded in St. Louis.[2]
  3. First page must have a 3” top margin. All other margins must be at least 0.75″.[3]
  4. Dark ink and at least 8pts.
  5. The deed must be printed on white paper of at least 20-pound weight.

Deeds are to be filed at the Recorder of Deeds in the county where the property is located.[4] While fees vary by county, most charge $24 for the first page and $3 per additional page (as of this writing).[5]

Special Warranty Deed (Preview)