Deeds

A deed is a legally binding document in writing that serves to convey, affirm or confirm an interest, right, or property. The process of creating a deed typically involves signing, attesting, delivering, and in certain jurisdictions, sealing the document. The primary function of a deed is to transfer the ownership or title of property from one party to another.

In the realm of property ownership, deeds are commonly associated with the transfer of title. A deed serves as the evidence of transfer, providing proof of ownership to the grantee, who is the recipient of the property. In essence, a deed is the legal instrument that facilitates the transfer of ownership, often providing vital protection to both parties involved in the transaction.

At our notary service, we specialize in the notarization of various types of deeds, including Mortgage Deeds, Bargain & Sale Deeds, Warranty Deeds, Quitclaim Deeds, Grant Deeds, and Deeds of Trust. Our notary public is fully qualified and authorized to verify the identity of signatories, administer oaths, and witness signatures, ensuring that the deed is valid and legally binding.