North Carolina General Warranty Deed Form

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A North Carolina general warranty deed transfers property rights from a seller to a buyer and warrants the validity and quality of the property title. General warranty deeds promise that neither the buyer (grantor) nor any previous owner has caused title encumbrances. The document also states that the grantor has the authority to convey ownership.

North Carolina General Warranty Deed Form

A North Carolina general warranty deed transfers property rights from a seller to a buyer and warrants the validity and quality of the property title. General warranty deeds promise that neither the buyer (grantor) nor any previous owner has caused title encumbrances. The document also states that the grantor has the authority to convey ownership.

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Last updated April 11th, 2025

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A North Carolina general warranty deed transfers property rights from a seller to a buyer and warrants the validity and quality of the property title. General warranty deeds promise that neither the buyer (grantor) nor any previous owner has caused title encumbrances. The document also states that the grantor has the authority to convey ownership.

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How to Format

Layout
  • The first page must have a top margin of at least 3″. Every other margin must be at least 0.5″.
  • The deed must be printed on paper measuring either 8.5″ x 11″ or 8.5″ x 14″.
  • The font must be black and at least 9pt.[1]

Signatures

The grantor must sign the warranty deed and have their signature notarized.[2]

Recording

The completed document must be recorded at the Register of Deeds in the county where the property is located.[3] As of this writing, the recording fee is $26 for the first 15 pages and $4 for every additional page.[4]

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Sources

  1. § 161-14
  2. § 47-17
  3. § 161-14
  4. § 161-10