Nevada Deed Upon Death Form

Nevada Deed Upon Death Form

Nevada deed upon death form is used to transfer real estate to a beneficiary upon the death of the grantor. This document, also known as a “transfer on death” or “beneficiary” deed in other states, is often used to avoid probate and simplify the succession of title. The deed doesn’t convey the property until the grantor passes away, and they retain full ownership throughout their lifetime.

Last updated May 25th, 2025

Nevada deed upon death form is used to transfer real estate to a beneficiary upon the death of the grantor. This document, also known as a “transfer on death” or “beneficiary” deed in other states, is often used to avoid probate and simplify the succession of title. The deed doesn’t convey the property until the grantor passes away, and they retain full ownership throughout their lifetime.

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Recording and Resources

Formatting

  • Paper: 8.5″ x 11″
  • Margins: 1″ (3″ x 3″ space on top-right corner of first page required)
  • Font: 10pt min.[1]

Signing and Recording

  • Signing Requirements: Notarization[2]
  • Where to Record: County Recorder[3]
  • Recording fees: Varies (approx. $42) (as of this writing)[4]

Resources

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