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Generic, multi-state fillable PDF templates for the most commonly recorded documents. Download, fill, sign & notarize — then submit to us for nationwide e-recording.
Must be notarized before we can record it
Deeds, releases, and NOCs require a notary seal — the county will reject them without it. Notarize first, then send it our way.
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Universal cover sheet to attach to any document that doesn't meet county formatting rules (top margin, title, return-to address, APN, etc.).
Commonly used for
Start here — attach to any deed, release, or NOC when the first page lacks a 3" top margin or required indexing info.
Generic multi-state template. Verify your state and county requirements before recording.
Transfers whatever interest the grantor has in a property to the grantee, with no warranties of title.
Commonly used for
Adding/removing a spouse, transferring between family members, clearing clouds on title.
Generic multi-state template. Verify your state and county requirements before recording.
Full guarantee of title — the grantor warrants they own the property free and clear and will defend against any claims.
Commonly used for
Standard sales in most states; highest level of buyer protection.
Generic multi-state template. Verify your state and county requirements before recording.
Releases a previously recorded lien, mortgage, or deed of trust once the underlying debt is paid.
Commonly used for
Mortgage payoffs, mechanic's lien releases, judgment lien releases.
Generic multi-state template. Verify your state and county requirements before recording.
Records the start of a construction project to establish lien priority for owners, contractors, and lenders.
Commonly used for
Used in FL and several other states before most construction projects begin.
Generic multi-state template. Verify your state and county requirements before recording.
Preserves lien rights for subcontractors, suppliers, and laborers by notifying the property owner (and lender) that labor or materials are being furnished.
Commonly used for
Subs and suppliers not in direct contract with the owner who need to protect mechanic's lien rights.
Generic multi-state template. Verify your state and county requirements before recording.
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