Posted by MariaIECA on 7/24/07 8:30pm
Msg #201550

I need help from a Florida Notary!

Didn't realize the quit claim deed was for a property in Florida. Searched for first part of answer and found it, just need help with the form. It makes no sense! Any help would be greatly appreciated. Second page of deed there is a place for 2 Witness Signatures and aknowledgment. Where does the grantor sign????? I'm I missing something here? TIA!

Reply by MariaIECA on 7/24/07 8:33pm
Msg #201551

Re: Oops, meant Am I missing something.. n/m

Reply by PAW on 7/24/07 9:05pm
Msg #201560

Fax it to me ...

... since I can't see it from here. 206-666-1832

I have never seen a deed that the grantor doesn't sign!

Reply by Philip Johnson on 7/24/07 9:07pm
Msg #201562

A northern Washington fax # in Florida

God bless K7.

Reply by PAW on 7/24/07 9:57pm
Msg #201584

Re: A northern Washington fax # in Florida

K7 is one of my backup fax numbers. Since it is late a night, I don't need the phone ringing and waking up the family.

Reply by MariaIECA on 7/24/07 10:52pm
Msg #201620

Re:Thank you Paw..It's on it's way..

I cancelled the appointment until I can get this straightened out. Thank you!

Reply by PAW on 7/25/07 11:32am
Msg #201698

Per our phone conversation, on the second page, the line ending in "L.S." (which means 'logus sigilli' , Latin for 'place of seal', is often used at the end of signature line. That's where the grantor would need to sign.

For a deed to record in Florida, the grantor's name must also be printed beneath their signature as well as their address. The witnesses names must also be printed beneath their signatures.