Quitclaim Deed

Property Location

Which County is the property located in?

Preparer

Name of the Person Preparing this Deed

Preparer's Mailing Address

Street Address, City, State, and Zip Code

Grantor

The Grantor is the party transferring their ownership to the Beneficiary.

Which best describes the Grantor?

Which best describes the Grantor? An IndividualA Married CoupleA TrustCorporationLimited Liability CompanyOther Business Entity

If the Grantor is a combination of individuals and/or married couples, one deed for each individual or married couple is necessary.

Grantor's Full Legal Name

Grantor's Marital Status

Grantor's Marital Status UnmarriedMarried

Married Couple’s Full Legal Names

Example: "John Smith and Sally Smith"

Legal Name of the Entity

In which state was the Entity formed or incorporated?

Grantor Address

This should be a valid mailing address for official correspondence.

Grantor's Mailing Address

Street Address, City, State, and Zip Code

Beneficiary

The Beneficiary is the party receiving ownership of the property.

How many Beneficiaries will be listed?

How many Beneficiaries will be listed? One individual, married couple, or entity (company or trust).Multiple individuals, married couples, and/or entities.

Which best describes the Beneficiary?

Which best describes the Beneficiary? An IndividualA Married CoupleA TrustCorporationLimited Liability CompanyOther Business Entity

Multiple Beneficiaries

Multiple Beneficiaries must be entered as an attachment to this deed. Please download and complete EXHIBIT B. Attach this to the deed before filing.

Beneficiary Name(s)

Beneficiary's Full Legal Name

Beneficiary's Marital Status

Beneficiary's Marital Status UnmarriedMarried

Married Couple’s Full Legal Names

Example: "John Smith and Sally Smith"

Legal Name of the Entity

In which state was the Entity formed or incorporated?

Beneficiary Address

This should be a valid mailing address for official correspondence.

Beneficiary's Mailing Address

Street Address, City, State, and Zip Code

Conveyance to a Trust

Enter the recording information for the Trust's Certificate of Existence

Enter the Trust's beneficiary(ies)

Separate names with a comma (,)

Legal Description

Do you have the Legal Description for this property?

Do you have the Legal Description for this property? Yes, I will enter it now.No, I will enter it later.

The Legal Description can be found on an existing deed, mortgage, or property tax bill.

Legal Description

Example 1 "Lot 42, Block 3, of North Lakes Subdivision #1, according to map or plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 62, Page 9, of the Public Records of Orange County, Florida."

Example 2 "Beginning at a point marked by a survey marker on the South side of Jackson Road 150 feet East from the corner formed by the intersection of the East boundary of State Highway 39 and the South boundary of Jackson Road; thence East 90 degrees 500 feet; thence South 450 feet; thence West 250 degrees 450 feet; thence..."

To enter the Legal Description later:

A Legal Description is required when submitting this deed to the County Recorder. The description can be entered later by completing and printing EXHIBIT A, -OR- the description can be handwritten/typed directly onto Page 4 after the deed is printed.

Sale Price / Consideration

How much is the Beneficiary paying for this property, if any?

US Dollars

Enter the amount as text.

Enter the amount in dollars and cents

Mail To

Once the County Recorder has processed the deed, the original paperwork will be mailed to the Recipient.

Recipient's Name

Recipient's Mailing Address

Street Address, City, State, and Zip Code

Tax Contact

This is the person who will receive property tax information once the deed is recorded.

Enter the name of the responsible party

Mailing Address

Street Address, City, State, and Zip Code

Printed Name(s)

As you would like them to appear on the signature page.

Grantor's Printed Name

Is there another Grantor?

Is there another Grantor? YesNo

Additional Grantor's Printed Name

Notarization

Arizona requires that deeds are notarized. The Grantor(s) must not sign this deed until a notary instructs them to do so.

Arizona requires that deeds are notarized. The Grantor(s) must not sign this deed until a notary instructs them to do so. I understand.

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Arizona Quitclaim Deed

Property Location

Preparer

Grantor

Grantor Address

Beneficiary

Multiple Beneficiaries

Beneficiary Name(s)

Beneficiary Address

Conveyance to a Trust

Legal Description

To enter the Legal Description later:

Sale Price / Consideration

Mail To

Tax Contact

Printed Name(s)

Notarization