Vermont General Warranty Deed Form

A Vermont general warranty deed is a document that a seller completes to transfer their interest in real estate to a buyer with a warranty of their legal ownership and the title’s quality. This type of deed establishes that the grantor has the right to transfer the property to the grantee and that there’s nothing clouding the title (e.g., liens, unpaid taxes, third-party claims).

Vermont General Warranty Deed Form

A Vermont general warranty deed is a document that a seller completes to transfer their interest in real estate to a buyer with a warranty of their legal ownership and the title’s quality. This type of deed establishes that the grantor has the right to transfer the property to the grantee and that there’s nothing clouding the title (e.g., liens, unpaid taxes, third-party claims).

Last updated March 17th, 2025

A Vermont general warranty deed is a document that a seller completes to transfer their interest in real estate to a buyer with a warranty of their legal ownership and the title’s quality. This type of deed establishes that the grantor has the right to transfer the property to the grantee and that there’s nothing clouding the title (e.g., liens, unpaid taxes, third-party claims).

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How to Format

Layout

There are no state-wide formatting requirements in Vermont, but each town clerk’s office may set certain standards for recording deeds and other documents.

Signatures

Signatures on a warranty deed must be acknowledged before a notary public.[1]

Recording

Completed deeds must be filed with the Town Clerk in the city/town where the property is located. The deed may also be filed with the county clerk in the county where the property is located.[2] The cost of filing a deed is $15, as of this writing.[3]

Warranty Deed (Preview)