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Tennessee - Cumberland County Quit Claim Deed Form |
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All Cumberland County specific forms listed below are included in your immediate download: |
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| Quit Claim Deed Form - Cumberland County |
| Fill in the blank form formatted to comply with all recording and content requirements. |
| Included | Document last updated 9/15/2016 |
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| Quit Claim Deed Guide - Cumberland County |
| Line by line guide explaining every blank on the form. |
| Included | Document last updated 9/15/2016 |
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| Completed Example of the Quit Claim Deed Document - Cumberland County |
| Example of a properly completed form for reference. |
| Included | Document last updated 9/15/2016 |
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| *Supplemental
forms
(forms
other
than the
actual
deed
form)
are
made
available
as a
courtesy
with
your
order.
Supplemental
forms come
directly from
the state or
local
jurisdiction
that requires
them, we offer
no support for
the supplemental
forms, we did
not make them. |
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Frequently Asked Questions: |
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How long does it take to get my
forms?
- Forms are available
immediately after submitting
payment.
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How do I get my forms, are they
emailed?
- After you submit payment you
will see a page listing the
forms you ordered with a
download link to the pdf form
file. You download the forms to
your computer. You will also
receive an email with a link to
your download page in case you
need it later.
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What type of files are the
forms?
- All of our forms are PDFs.
You will need to have or get
Adobe Reader to use our forms.
Adobe Reader is free software
that most computers already have
installed.
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Can the forms be re-used?
- Yes. You can re-use the
forms for your personal use. For
example, if you have more than
one property in a given county
that you need to transfer you
would only need to order our
forms once for all of your
properties in that county.
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Are these forms guaranteed to be
recordable in Cumberland County?
- Yes. Our form blanks are
guaranteed to meet and exceed
all formatting requirements set
forth by Cumberland County including
margin requirements, content
requirements, font and font size
requirements.
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Do I have to enter all
of my property information online?
- No. The blank forms are
downloaded to your computer and
you fill them out there, at your
convenience.
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Can I save the completed
form, email it to someone?
- Yes, you can save your deed
form at any point with your
information in it. The forms can
also be emailed, blank or
complete, as attachments.
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What is included in the
download?
- A fill in the blank form
used to create your Quit Claim Deed.
- A guide that explains every
blank on the Quit Claim Deed Form.
- A completed example of the Quit Claim Deed to give you an idea of what a properly completed document looks like.
- All supplemental forms that
may be required by Cumberland County when recording your document.
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Do I need any special
software to use these forms?
- You will need to have Adobe
Reader installed on your
computer to use our forms. Adobe
Reader is free software that
most computers already have
installed.
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Are there any recurring
fees involved?
- No. Nothing to cancel, no
memberships, no recurring fees.
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What is the Tennessee Quit Claim Deed?
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The grantor to a quitclaim deed executed in Tennessee must sign the document and have his or her signature acknowledged. A legal description of the real property as well as a recital of the grantor’s source of title must be included in a quitclaim deed executed in Tennessee. Specific requirements involved in presenting a quitclaim deed to a register of deeds in Tennessee are listed according to county. It is important to abide by these requirements in order to avoid penalty fees or re-recording.
In Tennessee, quitclaim deeds are registered rather than recorded. The recording statute (Tenn. Code Ann. 66.26.101) says that all instruments authorized to be recorded will be valid between parties to the instrument and their heirs and representatives without registration. However, registration is needed in order to provide actual notice to third parties. An unregistered quitclaim deed is not valid as to existing or subsequent creditors without notice or bona fide purchasers without notice (Tenn. Code Ann. 66.26.103). Priority is given to the quitclaim deed that is registered first, unless the party claiming under a subsequent instrument had full notice of the previous instrument (Tenn. Code Ann. 66.26.104). |
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Areas covered by these Quit Claim Deed Forms: |
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Including: |
- Crab Orchard
- Crossville
- Pleasant Hill
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We
guarantee
that you
will
receive
access
to the
forms
that you
order
and that
those
forms
will be
compliant
with the
recording
requirements
for the
jurisdiction
the
forms
were
purchased
for and
the
statutory
requirements
for
content
of the
document. |
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| Notice: You are ordering blank forms,
NOT a copy of your existing deed. If you
need to order a copy of your deed
click here. |
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Customer Reviews |
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Customer Rating: 9.16 out of 10 (44 Reviews) |
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| See what others like you had to say about our Quit Claim Deed Forms in Tennessee. |
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| Gail Army Said: The forms will be fine for what needs to be done. |
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10 out of 10 on 09/21/16 |
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| Peter Treadwell Said: I gave your site and forms a 10 because it is very easy to use and included all the information needed to complete the form without having had a legal background. |
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10 out of 10 on 09/19/16 |
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| Robert Siguaw Said: Best twenty bucks Ive ever spent. Filled out according to the directions and the deed passed with flying colors. Not an easy accomplishment at our courthouse.Great job. |
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10 out of 10 on 09/19/16 |
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| James Fleming Said: No Comment Left |
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10 out of 10 on 09/14/16 |
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| Bobbie Stanley Said: No Comment Left |
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10 out of 10 on 09/14/16 |
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| Karen Hoog Said: Difficult to download. Not set up appropriately and entries leave huge spaces, while there is not enough room even on Exhibit A to enter property description. No explanation of final attached if necessary and how to complete. |
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3 out of 10 on 09/13/16 |
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| Charles Steele Said: So Quick and easy, fill it out on your own computer and print, save the form for future use, extremely hard to mess up. |
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9 out of 10 on 09/13/16 |
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| Mark Blackwell Said: easy to find and use well worth what i paid |
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9 out of 10 on 09/11/16 |
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| Belinda Kolb Said: I need language to name my LLC as the Grantee to hold title. The guide is very scant on how that should be stated. |
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4 out of 10 on 09/10/16 |
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| Sylvia Ray Said: No Comment Left |
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10 out of 10 on 09/08/16 |
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| Michael L. Hanson Said: Good service. I filed the new deed with the county at a reasonable price your fee plus the recording fee. Thank you. MLH |
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10 out of 10 on 09/05/16 |
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| Larry Andrews Said: Could have used more scenarios regarding consideration. Could provide some guidelines explaining the process after the form is completed i.e. you must have an independent notary complete form or the clerk of courts will complete the notary portion of the form. |
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8 out of 10 on 09/05/16 |
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| Leonor Preston Said: Top notch thanks for the forms! |
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10 out of 10 on 09/04/16 |
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| Frenchie Hopkins Said: Very informative in helping me understand what to fill out on the form. |
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10 out of 10 on 09/03/16 |
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| Teresa Teeter Said: Until I record the deed, I will not know if all the information is included. |
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5 out of 10 on 08/28/16 |
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| Gail Mann Said: Quick and easy to use.
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10 out of 10 on 08/28/16 |
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| Reymundo Moncayo Said: Got what i needed. If i need another form i will use this site again. |
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9 out of 10 on 08/27/16 |
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| Michael Durbin Said: Very easy to get and use |
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10 out of 10 on 08/24/16 |
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| Victoria N Johnson Said: Easy to use. Everything was explained well. |
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10 out of 10 on 08/22/16 |
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| Russell Franks Said: Fantastic forms! Really in depth instructions and examples thanks! |
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10 out of 10 on 08/22/16 |
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| Faye Stafford Said: Much easier than others I have seen the instructions were perfect easy to understand. |
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10 out of 10 on 08/19/16 |
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| Billie Said: I liked them well enough thanks for asking. |
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9 out of 10 on 08/19/16 |
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| Karolyn Said: Thanks! Very easy to download and use. Just what I needed. Off to get notorized and record at courthouse. Saved a bundle. |
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10 out of 10 on 08/15/16 |
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| Ilene Juarez Said: Very happy with the end result ordering and downloading was simple enough. Took me a minute to grasp the whole thing as far as completing the form but it was much cheaper than going to an attorney so I expected to have to be able to figure it out. |
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8 out of 10 on 08/15/16 |
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| ANA MARTIN Said: The QUit Claim form was easy to understand and complete. The Affidavit for Excise Tax was not. It should have had better explanations on completing it rather than just the rules |
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8 out of 10 on 08/14/16 |
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