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Deeds Quit Claim Kansas: Quick Facts
Yes, Kansas requires notarization before recording. The notary certification must be complete—any blanks left unfilled will get your deed rejected. Make sure the notary's commission hasn't expired.
You need a completed Sales Validation Questionnaire unless you qualify for an exemption. If you're exempt, you must state the exemption number on the deed. The questionnaire has to be submitted right after the deed.
Pretty strict. The notary certification must match exactly—if there are conflicting jurisdictions listed (like Kansas in one place, Missouri in another), they'll reject it. Double-check everything before filing.
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