Read about recording a Deed or Affidavit in Clark County.

When recording a Deed, Clark County requires that you include a “Declaration of Value” form which is available on the Recorder’s website.  An Affidavit, when used to remove a deceased owner of a property, does not require a “Declaration of Value” form.

Deeds must also include:

• A cover page with the parcel number (APN)
• When Recorded Mail To information ie: name and address
• Mail Tax Statements To information
• Grantor(s) names, also known as (AKA) the seller or giver of the property
• Grantee(s) names, AKA the buyer or receiver of the property
• Signature and Notary
• Legal Description: ie: Lot, Block, Subdivision Name, Plat Book and Page.  Sometimes it will have “Meets and Bounds” AKA latitude, longitude, etc.
• State of Nevada Declaration of Value Form
• All pages must be printed in “Black” ink
• Pages must be printed on 8-1/2″ x 11″ (letter size)
• Margins must be a minimum of 1″ all 4 sides, cover page must have a 3″ x 3″ clear space on the top right corner for the Recorder’s Stamp
• Text, whether printed or handwritten, must be in Black ink
• Signatures may be either in Blue or Black ink
• Font size must be 10 point or greater

After you record your document(s) you may receive solicitation by US mail whereby the company is representing that you “need” a certified copy of the document you just recorded.  If you read the mail carefully you will notice that it is “not” sent by a government agency, and if you have the original you do not need a “certified copy”, so save your money.

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Quick Claim USA and their employees are not attorneys in the State of Nevada or in any other State or Jurisdiction. Quick Claim USA is not licensed to give legal advice and may not accept fees for giving legal advice. Should you have questions regarding any of the above items, you must seek the advice of independent legal/tax counsel of your choosing.