Quitclaim Deed Example (Simple Sample Form)
This page shows a simple example of a quitclaim deed so you can understand what it looks like before filling one out.
Seeing a sample first can make the process much easier and less confusing.
Simple Quitclaim Deed Example
This is a basic example of how a quitclaim deed is structured:
Prepared by: John Smith 123 Main Street Phoenix, AZ 85001 After recording return to: John Smith 123 Main Street Phoenix, AZ 85001 Grantor: John Smith, a single man Grantee: Mary Smith, a married woman Property Description: Lot 12, Block 3, Desert Ridge Subdivision, according to Book 45 of Maps, Page 22, records of Maricopa County, Arizona Consideration: $10.00 Signed this ___ day of ______, 20__ _________________________ John Smith (Notary acknowledgment)
What Each Section Means
Prepared By
The person who completed the form.
Return Address
Where the recorded deed will be mailed after filing.
Grantor
The current owner giving up ownership.
Grantee
The new owner receiving the property.
Property Description
The legal description of the property (not just the street address).
Consideration
The amount listed for the transfer, often a small amount.
Signature and Notary
The grantor signs the deed in front of a notary.
Important Note About State Differences
Quitclaim deed forms vary by state and sometimes by county.
Using the correct form for your state helps avoid delays or rejection when recording the deed.
Get the Correct Form for Your State
Arizona Quitclaim Deed Form and Instructions
Arizona-specific quitclaim deed form and simple instructions.
Nevada Quitclaim Deed Form and Instructions
Nevada-specific quitclaim deed form and simple instructions.
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Ready to Complete Your Deed?
Now that you’ve seen an example, you can follow the step-by-step guide to complete your quitclaim deed correctly.