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Deeds Quit Claim Idaho: Quick Facts
Yes, the grantor has to sign in front of a notary public. And here's something important—if you're married, both spouses need to sign unless one spouse signs a homestead waiver. Idaho takes homestead rights seriously.
Use the word "quit claim" but never use "grant." That's crucial in Idaho. Using "grant" implies warranties you're not making with a quit claim deed. Stick to "quit claims" in your transfer language.
At the County Recorder's Office in the county where the property is located. You'll pay recording fees when you file, and processing usually takes about a week to ten days before you get your stamped original back.
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