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Deeds Quit Claim North Carolina: Quick Facts
Yes, North Carolina requires notary acknowledgment of the grantor's signature. You'll also need to pay transfer tax when you record the deed, so factor that into your planning.
North Carolina has specific formatting standards for recording acceptance. Make sure your document includes clear property descriptions and complete party information when using digital templates.
Register of Deeds in the county where the property is located. You'll pay transfer tax plus recording fees when you file. Check with your county for current requirements.
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