[MI] What exemption form do I need to record a gifted quit claim deed?
I have a quit claim deed that my sister signed, gifting me a piece of property with a building on it. There are back taxes, which I know about. The county said I don’t have to pay those yet. The Register of Deeds said I was missing—what I think she called—an exception form, maybe because the property was gifted for $1. Do you know what I need?
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Typically this transfer may be exempt, and you wouldn’t need to pay the regular fees for a sale. An exemption form should be completed and filed with the deed (Mo. Rev. Stat. § 59.310). Let me know if you have any other questions.
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I had this form filled out and went to the county. She said I didn’t have an exemption form. What is that?
Lexi, Chatbot
I understand how confusing it can be to deal with forms and exemptions. What type of exemption were you trying to apply for?
I had the quit claim deed I downloaded from this website.
Lexi, Chatbot
Have you already submitted any other documents related to this exemption?
Maybe it was an exception form.
Lexi, Chatbot
Is there anything else the lawyer should know?
No. I downloaded the forms, had them signed and witnessed with a notary. I took them to Wayne County Deeds Office. She said I was missing either an exemption or an exception form. I think it was because the property was a gift for a dollar. I’m not sure though.
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I have a quit claim deed that my sister signed, gifting me a piece of property with a building on it. There are back taxes, which I know about. The county said I don’t have to pay those yet. The Register of Deeds said I was missing—what I think she called—an exception form, maybe because the property was gifted for $1. Do you know what I need?
Evan
Typically this transfer may be exempt, and you wouldn’t need to pay the regular fees for a sale. An exemption form should be completed and filed with the deed (Mo. Rev. Stat. § 59.310). Let me know if you have any other questions.
Evan
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