Oklahoma Quit Claim Deed Form

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An Oklahoma quit claim deed is a legal form in which property rights are transferred from one owner to another without any guarantees regarding the quality of the title. The owner who transfers property, known as the “grantor,” is not liable for any liens, easements, or other claims that could cloud the property title. They also do not guarantee that they have the right to transfer.

Oklahoma Quit Claim Deed Form

An Oklahoma quit claim deed is a legal form in which property rights are transferred from one owner to another without any guarantees regarding the quality of the title. The owner who transfers property, known as the “grantor,” is not liable for any liens, easements, or other claims that could cloud the property title. They also do not guarantee that they have the right to transfer.

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Last updated February 13th, 2025

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An Oklahoma quit claim deed is a legal form in which property rights are transferred from one owner to another without any guarantees regarding the quality of the title. The owner who transfers property, known as the “grantor,” is not liable for any liens, easements, or other claims that could cloud the property title. They also do not guarantee that they have the right to transfer.

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Recording Details

  • Signing Requirements – The grantor and a notary public must sign the document. If the property is eligible for a homestead exemption, the grantor’s spouse (if any) must also sign.[1]
  • Where to Record – County Clerk’s Office[2]
  • Recording Fees – $18 ($8 for the first page + $10 preservation fee); $2 for each additional page (as of this writing)[3]

Formatting Requirements

All deeds submitted for recording must adhere to the following physical requirements[4]:
  • Margins: Top margin of at least 2 inches, every other margin at least 1 inch.
  • Spacing: Enough free space for the clerk to put documentary stamps, mortgage tax certification, and recording information.
  • Paper: No larger than 8.5″ x 14″ and be xerographically reproducible.
  • Ink: Dark enough to be reproduced.

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