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Deeds Quit Claim Kentucky: Quick Facts
You need either two subscribing witnesses OR a notary public—not both. Most people go with notarization since it's simpler. You also need a consideration certificate attached before recording.
County Clerk's Office where the property is located. Unlike most states that use the recorder's office, Kentucky uses the clerk's office for deed recording.
It's a separate form that has to be attached to your deed before recording. This tells the county about the value and type of consideration for the transfer. Don't forget it or your deed gets bounced back.
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