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The Property Transfer Department approves the legal descriptions contained in a Transfer of Title document as well as the conveyance of the property. A Conveyance is the document by which a Transfer of Title to property from one person to another is affected. When conveying property, the Property Transfer Department of the Fiscal Office accepts the following two forms:
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Transfer on Death Designation Affidavit  (16.25 KB)Transfer on Death Designation Affidavit does not establish a present ownership interest in the beneficiary named on the affidavit.  |
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| Survivorship Deed (8.86 KB) This type of deed defines the interest obtained by the grantees who become owners of real property and, upon the death of |
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| Surviving Spouse or Joint Survivor (8.72 KB) When a person holding real property as a survivorship tenant dies, the transfer (affidavit) of the interest of the decedent will be |
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| Quit Claim Deed (8.42 KB) A written document transferring ownership of land, and the buildings thereon, to another person or persons in which the owner |
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| Power of Attorney for Health Care (74.42 KB) A legal declaration that cannot be recorded unless it is either (1) signed by two eligible witnesses who are present when you |
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| Mechanics Lien (10.52 KB) This document is filed with the county recorder by a corporation claiming to be entitled to payment for labor performed or materials |
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| Living Will (96.59 KB) A Living Will is a legal declaration that cannot be recorded unless it is either (1) signed by two witnesses who are present when you |
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| Affidavit of Confirmation (335.05 KB) When a person holding real property with a Transfer on Death Designation Affidavit dies, the Affidavit of Confirmation, along with the |
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