A Nebraska Quitclaim Deed simplifies property transfer without title guarantees, allowing swift conveyance. Unlike a warranty deed that ensures clear titles through a slower process, a quitclaim deed often mislabeled as a “quick claim” or “quit claims” deed, offers rapid, uncomplicated transfers.
Laws & Requirements
Statute Nebraska Revised Statute Chapter 76
Signing Requirements § 76-211.: Quitclaim deeds in Nebraska must be signed by the grantor(s) in the presence of a notary public.
Recording Requirements § 76-237: File the deed with the County Register of Deeds where the property is, along with a required fee.
Transfer Tax: Yes: § 76-901 imposes a transfer tax of $2.25 for each $1,000 of the actual purchase price on transactions that are not exempt under § 76-902.
Additional Documents Form 521: The Real Estate Transfer Statement is required to be submitted with the deed for recording.
Sample
Below, you can find what a Nebraska quitclaim deed typically looks like:
