Oklahoma Special Warranty Deed

Oklahoma Special Warranty Deed

Last updated April 13th, 2025

An Oklahoma special warranty deed is completed by a property seller to transfer their ownership to another party with a partial warranty against title defects. The warranty is limited to claims originating from the time in which the seller held property title. If a title defect that existed before the seller took possession is discovered, the issue must be resolved by the new owner.

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Recording Requirements

  • The grantor must execute the deed (along with their spouse if the property qualifies as a homestead) and acknowledge their signature in front of a notary.[1]
  • Documents cannot be larger than 8.5″ x 14″.
  • At least a 2″ top margin and 1″ margin on the sides and bottom of pages.
  • Dark ink must be used.[2]

Filers must submit deeds to the County Clerk for the county of the property being conveyed.[3] The filing fee at the time of this writing is $18 and $2 for each additional page.[4]