The Duval County specific forms that are included in your immediate download are listed below.
Warranty Deed Form - Duval County
Fill in the blank form formatted to comply with all recording and content requirements.
Included | Document last updated 2/28/2014
Warranty Deed Guide - Duval County
Line by line guide explaining every blank on the form.
Included | Document last updated 2/28/2014
Completed Example of a Warranty Deed - Duval County
Example of a properly completed form for reference.
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Documentary Stamp Tax Return for Registered Taxpayers Unrecorded Documents
Included supplemental form
Use this Form if you are a Registered Taxpayer and choose not to Record the Quit Claim deed Document. It is a Required Form and has a Penalty if not Filed. This Form is Complete and comes with Instructions
Documentary Stamp Tax Return for Non Registered Taxpayers Unrecorded Documents
Included supplemental form
This form is for nonregistered taxpayers reporting documentary stamp tax on unrecorded documents. Every person who executes or issues instruments described below and has less than five taxable transactions per month may report documentary stamp tax using this tax return. There is a 10% penalty fee per month, no greater than 50% for non compliance
Transfer Tax Information
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These pages list the Transfer Tax Due, plus Transfer Tax Exemptions that can affect your Florida Document.
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Warranty deeds in Florida are used to create, grant, transfer, or release an estate or interest of freehold. Any conveyance of real estate in Florida is required to be in writing and signed by the grantor (or by the grantor’s lawfully authorized agent) in the presence of two subscribing witnesses (689.01). A statutory form for a warranty deed is provided in section 689.02 of the Florida Statutes. The grantor to a warranty deed offers a covenant of full warranty to the title of the land being conveyed, and will defend the same against the lawful claims of all persons (689.02). The warranty deed is used for many real estate transactions in Florida. It is sometimes referred to as a general warranty deed.
In order for recording to take place, the execution of a warranty deed must be acknowledged by the party executing it, proved by a subscribing witness, or legalized or authenticated by a civil-law notary or notary public who affixes his or her official seal before the officers in the manner provided by law (695.03). The grantor’s signature requires two witnesses; however, the notary public can be one of the witnesses, but the notary must then sign the document twice: both as a notary and as a witness. Acknowledgements can be made in Florida or in another state by any of the officers listed in 695.03 of the Florida Statutes. A certificate of acknowledgement or proof, under the seal of the court or officer taking acknowledgements, should be attached to the warranty deed presented for recording.
A warranty deed for the conveyance of real property or interest in real property will not be good and effectual in law or in equity against creditors or subsequent purchasers for a valuable consideration and without notice, unless it is recorded according to law (695.01). The priority of documents is determined by the order and time of recording. Warranty deeds and all other real estate documents are recorded with the clerk of the circuit court in the county where the property is located.
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Duval County Warranty Deed Form Page 1
Duval County Warranty Deed Form Page 2
Duval County Warranty Deed Form Page 3
Duval County Warranty Deed Guide Page 1
Duval County Warranty Deed Guide Page 2
Duval County Completed Example of a Warranty Deed Page 1
Duval County Completed Example of a Warranty Deed Page 2
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