Wisconsin Quit Claim Deed Form

A Wisconsin quit claim deed is a property transfer document in which the grantor does not provide any warranty against title defects or encumbrances. These deeds are used for quicker transfers where the grantee is not concerned about protecting themselves, typically between family members or other trusted individuals.

Wisconsin Quit Claim Deed Form

A Wisconsin quit claim deed is a property transfer document in which the grantor does not provide any warranty against title defects or encumbrances. These deeds are used for quicker transfers where the grantee is not concerned about protecting themselves, typically between family members or other trusted individuals.

Last updated March 16th, 2025

A Wisconsin quit claim deed is a property transfer document in which the grantor does not provide any warranty against title defects or encumbrances. These deeds are used for quicker transfers where the grantee is not concerned about protecting themselves, typically between family members or other trusted individuals.

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Recording Details

  • Signing Requirements – The grantor’s signature must be authenticated or acknowledged by a public officer.[1]
  • Where to RecordRegister of Deeds[2]
  • Recording fees – $30, at the time of writing[3]

Formatting Requirements

The following formatting requirements are established by state law[4]:

  • Paper: 20lb, white paper, 8.5″ x 11″ (or 14″)
  • Margins: Min. 0.5″ top margins, 0.25″ bottom and sides
  • Recording Information: Specific areas must be left blank for document information, return address, etc.
  • Ink: Black, blue, or red

Quit Claim Deed (Preview)