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Deeds Quit Claim Mississippi: Quick Facts
Yes, the grantor must sign before a notary public. Mississippi also typically requires that deeds include information about the grantor's marital status and any homestead claims.
Include the grantor's marital status, property address, complete legal description, and any homestead exemption information. Mississippi also wants the property's tax parcel number if available.
Chancery Clerk's office in the county where the property is located. Mississippi uses chancery clerks rather than recorders for deed filings. Recording fees vary by county.
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