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Quitclaim Of Deed
Does A Quitclaim Of Deed In The State Of Florida Need To Be Witnessed
And Notorized?

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Old Dec 31, 2006, 06:55 AM   #2  
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Iam not from Florida but on a web site from a Fla attorney his forms required a witness and a notory

Here is a copy of a quitclaim deed for Fla

http://www.miamilawyer1.com/QuitclaimDeed.pdf

If you call the clerk at the courthouse in your area, they can tell you for sure.

If of course you are not sure what you are doing, hiring a title company or attorney is never a bad idea
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Any document that is to be recorded needs to be notarized.
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