California Interspousal Transfer Deed Form

Information you will need

• How much will be paid to the county recorder for the documentary transfer tax?
• Why is this deed exempt from the documentary transfer tax? (if applicable)
• Why is this deed exempt from the fees described in Gov't code § 27388.1?
• Why is this deed exempt from the fees described in Gov't code § 27388.1(a)(2)?
• Why is this deed exempt from the fees described in Gov't code § 27388.1(a)(1)?
• Why is this deed exempt from taxation reappraisal?
• What reason that is not listed above exludes this property from reappraisal?
• Is one spouse waiving all property rights?
• What city is the property located in?
• What county is the property located in?
• What's the legal description of the property being conveyed?
• County (Officer Only)
• Signing Date (Officer Only)
• Name and Title of Officer (Officer Only)
• Grantor Name (Officer Only)
• What's the name of the name of the party requesting the recording?
• What's the name and mailing aggress of the party who will receive the recorded deed and tax statements?
• What's the Assessor's Parcel Number?
• What's the revenue and taxation code that exempts this deed from the documentary transfer tax? (if applicable)
• What's the grantor's name?
• What's the grantee's name?
• What's the first declarant's name?
• On what date is this document being signed by the first declarant?
• What's the grantee's relationship to the grantor?

…and 2 more fields in the PDF.

Completed by the grantee and the grantor and the declarant.

The form includes 4 signature lines, a notary acknowledgment, a witness section.

The document text refers to the laws of California.