Texas Quit Claim Deed Form

Information you will need

• Where is this deed being recorded?
• What city, county, and state does the grantor reside in?
• Who is the grantee?
• Who is the grantor?
• What's the grantee’s mailing address?
• When is this deed being executed?
• What year is this deed being executed?
• If the first grantor is an entity, what is the entity's name?
• What is the type of entity?
• If the second grantor is an entity, what is the entity's name?
• What are the first grantor/signee's title and authority?
• What are the second grantor/signee's title and authority?
• County (Notary Only)
• First Grantor Name (Notary Only)
• First Grantor Pronouns (Notary Only)
• Signing Day (Notary Only)
• Signing Month (Notary Only)
• Signing Year (Notary Only)
• Commission Expiration Date (Notary Only)
• Second Grantor Name (Notary Only)
• Second Grantor Pronouns (Notary Only)
• What's the legal description of the property being conveyed?
• Where is this property located?
• For which year will the grantee be paying charges, taxes, and assessments?

…and 4 more fields in the PDF.

Completed by the grantor and the grantee.

The form includes 1 signature line, a notary acknowledgment, a witness section.

The document text refers to the laws of Texas.