Quitclaim Deed Forms & Preparation in Farragut, TN

Affordable Quitclaim Deed Preparation for Farragut & Knox County, Tennessee

Need a Quitclaim Deed for property located in Farragut, Tennessee?

We provide editable Tennessee Quitclaim Deed forms, professional deed preparation, property-record research, and White Glove execution assistance for customers who have already decided what real-estate transfer they want to complete.

Choose Your Service Level

$9.99 — Editable Tennessee Quitclaim Deed Template (DOCX)

$225 — Professional Quitclaim Deed Preparation + Property Research

$400 — White Glove Deed Preparation + Research + Mobile/Online Notary & Execution Assistance

Call 1-877-540-6104

We assist customers with property throughout Farragut, Knox County, and surrounding East Tennessee communities.

Need a Farragut Quitclaim Deed but Don’t Have Your Old Deed?

You don’t necessarily need to locate every technical property record before contacting us.

Many Farragut property owners already know:

• The property address

• Who currently owns the property

• Who should receive the ownership interest

• The transfer they have already decided to complete

But they may not have:

• A copy of the current recorded deed

• Knox County Parcel ID

• Map/parcel information

• Complete legal description

• Prior deed reference

• Book/page or chain-of-title reference

• Exact current ownership wording

• Lot number

• Subdivision information

• Plat reference

• Assessment information

• Prior sales information

That’s where our professional preparation service can help.

We Do the Property Research for You

For our $225 and $400 professional service levels, we may research available information using resources such as:

• Knox County Property Assessor records

• Knox County Property Lookup

• KGIS

• Knox County parcel maps

• Farragut GIS resources

• Farragut subdivision maps

• Farragut zoning maps

• Knox County Register of Deeds records

• Legacy deed search resources

• Prior recorded deeds

• Parcel information

• Legal descriptions

• Subdivision and plat information

• Assessment and sales information

• Other available public records

KGIS currently allows users to identify parcels and retrieve basic information including the owner, property address, and Parcel ID, while Knox County’s Property Lookup provides additional real-property information.

That means:

The Farragut Property Address May Be Enough to Get Started.

$9.99 Tennessee Quitclaim Deed Template

Editable DOCX Form for DIY Customers

Already have all the necessary property information and simply need an editable Tennessee Quitclaim Deed?

Our template costs:

$9.99

The document is provided in Microsoft Word DOCX format so you can:

• Enter your information

• Edit the deed

• Save the completed document

• Print it

• Arrange notarization yourself

• Determine applicable Tennessee taxes and recording fees

• Handle Knox County recording yourself

Your $9.99 Template Includes:

• Editable Tennessee Quitclaim Deed

• Microsoft Word DOCX file

• Printable format

• Grantor and grantee sections

• Property-description section

• Signature section

• Notarial acknowledgment

• Tennessee-focused deed structure

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DIY Tennessee Quitclaim Deed

Price: $9.99

With the DIY option, you research the property information yourself, prepare the deed, arrange execution, determine applicable government charges, and handle recording yourself.

$225 Professional Farragut Quitclaim Deed Preparation

We Research the Property and Prepare the Deed

Don’t want to spend hours searching KGIS, parcel records, subdivision maps, prior deeds, legal descriptions, and Knox County recording requirements?

Choose our professional preparation service.

$225 Flat Rate

You provide the basic information concerning the property transfer you have already decided to complete.

We research available property information and prepare your requested Tennessee Quitclaim Deed.

Property Research May Include:

• Prior recorded deed research

• Parcel-ID research

• Knox County Property Assessor research

• KGIS research

• Farragut subdivision-map research

• Farragut zoning/map research

• Legal-description research

• Derivation/chain-of-title reference research

• Prior book/page research

• Lot-number research

• Plat-reference research

• Assessment and sales-history research

Knox County’s mapping system links parcels to assessment data, and the Property Assessor explains that parcel maps are integrated with information such as land value, improvements, tax status, and ownership-related updates.

Your $225 Service Includes:

• Available property-record research

• Prior deed research

• Parcel-information research

• KGIS research

• Subdivision and plat research

• Legal-description research

• Prior recording-reference research

• Tennessee Quitclaim Deed preparation

• Grantor and grantee information

• Property information incorporated from available records

• Knox County-focused formatting

• Signature section

• Notarial acknowledgment

• Electronic document delivery

• General signing and recording instructions

Professional Preparation + Property Research: $225

Call 1-877-540-6104 to begin.

$400 White Glove Farragut Quitclaim Deed Service

Property Research + Preparation + Notary & Execution Assistance

Want help coordinating more than just the deed?

Our $400 White Glove Quitclaim Deed Service combines professional preparation with property research and execution assistance.

White Glove Service Includes:

• Farragut/Knox County property research

• Property Assessor research

• Parcel and KGIS research

• Subdivision and plat research

• Prior recorded deed research

• Knox County Register of Deeds research

• Legal-description research

• Prior derivation/reference research

• Professional Tennessee Quitclaim Deed preparation

• Knox County-focused formatting

• Mobile or online notary coordination when legally appropriate and available

• Witness coordination if needed for other documents involved in execution

• Signing instructions

• General recording guidance

• Electronic document delivery

White Glove Service: $400

Instead of separately finding your old deed, locating your Parcel ID, researching subdivision and plat information, identifying the legal description and prior deed reference, preparing the document, and finding a notary, our team helps coordinate the process.

Call 1-877-540-6104

Knox County Property Assessor Research

Farragut property can be researched through the:

Knox County Property Assessor

The Assessor currently maintains its office at:

400 Main Street
Knoxville, TN 37902

Phone:

865-215-2360.

The Property Assessor provides:

• Property Lookup

• County maps

• Assessment information

• Real-property information

• KGIS mapping resources

The Assessor’s FAQ specifically directs property owners to its Property Lookup system for property details and to KGIS for general property-line information.

KGIS Property Research

One of the strongest research tools available for Farragut is:

KGIS — Knoxville, Knox County & KUB Geographic Information System

KGIS describes itself as a general mapping system for looking up:

• Parcel information

• Owner information

• Property addresses

throughout Knox County.

KGIS Parcel Identify

The current KGIS mapping system allows a user to click within a parcel and retrieve:

• Owner

• Address

• Parcel ID

It can also provide links to additional parcel reports.

This makes KGIS particularly useful when a customer begins with:

“The property is at this address in Farragut.”

From there, available information may help connect:

Address → Parcel ID → Owner Information → Prior Deed

KGIS Can Lead Directly to a Deed Copy

The Knox County Register of Deeds specifically tells users requesting a deed copy that they may first:

Search the Property Address on KGIS.

That creates one of the strongest local research workflows in this entire Tennessee campaign:

Farragut Address

↓

KGIS

↓

Parcel / Owner Information

↓

Knox County Register of Deeds

↓

Prior Recorded Deed

↓

Legal Description

↓

Requested Tennessee Quitclaim Deed

Farragut Has Its Own GIS & Mapping Resources

The Town of Farragut maintains an extensive public mapping page with resources including:

• Adopted Zoning Map

• Adopted Future Land Use Map

• Current Development Projects

• Environmental Constraints Map

• Major Road Plan

• Subdivision Map

• Town Map with Wards

• Urban Growth Boundary Map

The Town also links directly to KGIS for Assessor information and interactive parcel mapping.

This gives professional preparation orders both:

Town-Level Mapping

and:

Knox County Parcel Mapping.

Farragut Subdivision Map

One particularly useful local resource is Farragut’s:

Subdivision Map

which is published through the Town’s official GIS/maps resources.

This can be useful for residential Farragut property because subdivision information may help cross-reference:

• Subdivision name

• Lot

• Parcel

• Plat reference

• Prior deed

before preparing the requested Quitclaim Deed.

Farragut Reviews Subdivision Plats

The Town’s Planning & Zoning Department reviews:

• Concept plans

• Preliminary plats

• Final plats

• Resubdivision plats

• Plats of correction

for subdivision activity.

The Engineering Department separately reviews subdivision plats and related public infrastructure.

This makes subdivision and plat references particularly relevant when researching many Farragut residential parcels.

Important: GIS Is Not a Boundary Survey

Knox County’s Property Assessor specifically cautions that KGIS property lines are:

General Property Lines.

If exact property-line information is needed, the Assessor states that:

A Survey Is Required.

Therefore, our GIS and mapping research should not be treated as:

• A boundary survey

• Title certification

• Ownership certification

• Attorney title opinion

• Title insurance

Don’t Have Your Current Recorded Deed?

You may not need to locate it yourself.

The:

Knox County Register of Deeds

records and preserves legal documents pertaining to real property and maintains public access to those records.

For professional preparation orders, we may attempt to locate the prior recorded deed as part of our research.

Knox County Deed Search Resources

The Knox County Register currently provides:

• Request a Deed Copy

• Legacy Deed Search

• Online-record subscription access

• Property Fraud Alerts

• eRecording resources

• Fee calculator

For professional preparation orders, these resources may help us identify:

• Prior deeds

• Book/page or recording references

• Grantor/grantee information

• Existing legal description

• Other recorded property information

Why the Previous Recorded Deed Matters

A new Quitclaim Deed should not be prepared by simply guessing at existing property information.

The prior recorded deed may contain:

• Exact current owner names

• Existing ownership wording

• Complete legal description

• Book/page or derivation reference

• Parcel information

• Lot number

• Subdivision name

• Plat reference

• Prior conveyance wording

For professional preparation orders, we may research available Assessor, KGIS, subdivision, and Register records to locate and cross-reference this information.

Your Farragut Street Address Is Not the Legal Description

A street address identifies where the property is physically located.

It generally does not replace the complete legal description contained in the recorded deed.

A legal description may contain:

• Lot numbers

• Block numbers

• Subdivision names

• Plat references

• Metes-and-bounds descriptions

• Acreage descriptions

• Survey references

• Other formal land-description language

For professional preparation orders, we may research:

Knox County Assessor + KGIS + Farragut Subdivision Maps + Register of Deeds + Prior Recorded Deed

in an effort to identify the existing recorded legal description.

Knox County Has Specific Quitclaim Deed Recording Requirements

The Knox County Register of Deeds currently publishes filing requirements specifically for:

Warranty Deeds / Quit-Claim Deeds / Trustee’s Deeds

For a Quitclaim Deed, current county requirements include:

• Property must be in Knox County

• Preparer’s name and complete address

• Seller/grantor signatures

• Notarization of signatures

• Name and address of new owner

• Name and address of responsible taxpayer

• Value and consideration

• Derivation/chain-of-title reference number or book/page

• Legal description

This makes professional research especially valuable if you do not already have the:

Parcel + Prior Deed + Derivation Reference + Legal Description.

The Derivation / Chain-of-Title Reference Matters

Knox County’s recording requirements specifically call for:

Derivation — Chain of Title Reference Number or Book/Page.

That means locating the previous recorded deed can help identify the prior recording information needed for the new document.

A customer who only has the Farragut address may not know any of this.

Our $225 professional preparation service is designed to handle much of that research.

Knox County Requires New Owner & Taxpayer Information

Knox County also specifically requires:

Name and Address of the New Owner

and:

Name and Address of the Responsible Taxpayer.

Those details are separate from the legal description and prior deed reference.

This is another reason a professionally prepared deed involves more than simply typing names into a generic form.

What Is a Tennessee Quitclaim Deed?

A Tennessee Quitclaim Deed generally conveys whatever property interest the grantor possesses without providing the same title warranties associated with certain other deed forms.

The person transferring the interest is generally called the:

Grantor

The person receiving the interest is generally called the:

Grantee

Because selecting a deed can affect important legal rights:

We Cannot Determine Which Type of Deed You Should Use.

If you have already decided that a Quitclaim Deed is the document you want, however, we can prepare the requested document according to your instructions.

Tennessee Has Special Tax Rules for “True” Quitclaim Deeds

The Tennessee Department of Revenue distinguishes a:

“True” Quitclaim Deed

from an instrument whose wording shows an intent to convey the property itself or provide warranties.

For a true Quitclaim Deed, Tennessee states that the tax base is generally:

The Consideration Given.

However, fair-market value becomes the tax base when language in the instrument shows an intent to convey the property itself or provides warranty-type protection.

Examples identified by the Department include:

• “To have and to hold”

• “In fee simple”

This is one reason a deed should not simply be assembled by copying unrelated wording from another deed or generic internet form.

Other Tennessee Transfers Can Be Taxed Differently

For transfers of a freehold estate generally, Tennessee states that the tax base is:

The Greater of Consideration or Fair-Market Value

unless specifically exempt by law.

That differs from Tennessee’s specific guidance for a true Quitclaim Deed.

Important

We cannot determine:

• Whether your transfer is taxable

• Whether your instrument qualifies as a “true” Quitclaim Deed

• What consideration should be stated

• What taxable value applies

• Whether an exemption applies

• Which exemption should be claimed

• What tax consequences result

Those questions may require a Tennessee attorney, CPA, tax professional, title professional, or guidance from the Tennessee Department of Revenue.

Some Tennessee Transfers May Be Exempt

Tennessee maintains transaction-specific exemptions involving certain:

• Divorce-related property adjustments

• Testamentary transfers

• Revocable-living-trust transactions

• Releases of life estates

• Spouse-to-spouse transfers

• Divisions in kind between tenants in common

For example, qualifying property adjustments arising from divorce or a domestic-settlement decree are exempt from Tennessee transfer tax.

Tennessee also identifies qualifying testamentary transfers and releases of life estates as exempt.

These are examples only.

We Cannot Determine Whether a Particular Exemption Applies to Your Transaction.

Who Pays Tennessee Transfer Tax?

The Tennessee Department of Revenue states that transfer tax, where applicable, is paid by:

The Grantee or Transferee

and collected by the Register of Deeds in the county where the instrument is offered for recording.

We cannot determine whether transfer tax applies to a particular transaction.

Farragut Quitclaim Deed Recording Fees

The Knox County Register currently lists:

Quit-Claim Deeds — Up to 2 Pages: $12

on its published fee schedule.

Additional pages, Tennessee transfer tax, or other transaction-specific costs may apply.

The Register also provides an online:

Fee Calculator

to estimate applicable recording costs.

Government Charges Are Separate

Our service pricing is:

$9.99 — Editable Tennessee Quitclaim Deed

$225 — Professional Preparation + Property Research

$400 — White Glove Preparation + Research + Execution Assistance

Government recording fees, Tennessee recordation taxes, deed-copy charges, certifications, online-search subscriptions, eRecording costs, and other third-party expenses are separate unless expressly included in your individual order.

Where Are Farragut Quitclaim Deeds Recorded?

Farragut property is located in:

Knox County, Tennessee

Real-estate deeds affecting Farragut property are generally recorded through the:

Knox County Register of Deeds

Current office:

400 Main Street
Suite 225
Knoxville, TN 37902

Phone:

865-215-2330

Current published hours:

Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Farragut Deeds Are Recorded in Knoxville

Although the property may be located in Farragut, the county Register of Deeds office is located in:

Knoxville, Tennessee.

That is useful for customers searching:

• Farragut Register of Deeds

• Where to record a deed in Farragut TN

• Where to file a Quitclaim Deed in Farragut

• Knox County deed recording office

The relevant recording office is the Knox County Register of Deeds.

Knox County eRecording

The Knox County Register currently supports:

Electronic Recording

and identifies providers including:

• Simplifile

• CSC eRecording

• Indecomm

• EPN

Whether a particular deed qualifies depends on current execution, provider, document, and county requirements.

Knox County Property Fraud Alert

The Register currently provides a free:

Property Fraud Alert Program

that sends an email notification when a recorded document matches a name enrolled in the system.

This can be a useful post-recording resource for Farragut property owners.

Property Research Is Not a Formal Title Search

Our professional preparation services may involve substantial public-record research.

However:

Property Research Is Not a Title Examination.

When we research:

Knox County Assessor + KGIS + Farragut Maps + Register of Deeds Records + Prior Deeds

we are gathering available information for the purpose of preparing the document requested by the customer.

Our Property Research Does Not:

• Certify ownership

• Guarantee clear title

• Guarantee marketable title

• Certify all liens

• Certify all mortgages

• Determine every encumbrance

• Issue title insurance

• Provide an attorney title opinion

• Determine whether another person has an ownership claim

• Determine whether a lender permits a transfer

• Perform a legal boundary survey

Knox County specifically cautions that general property lines shown through KGIS are not a substitute for a survey when exact boundaries are needed.

If you need formal title examination, title insurance, lien analysis, exact boundary determination, or legal advice concerning ownership, contact a Tennessee attorney, title company, or licensed surveyor.

Common Farragut Quitclaim Deed Transactions

Customers may request Quitclaim Deed preparation for situations involving:

Family Property Transfers

Property interests may be transferred between:

• Spouses

• Parents and children

• Siblings

• Other relatives

Adding Someone to a Deed

A current property owner may already have decided to transfer an ownership interest to another person.

Removing Someone From a Deed

A property owner may already have decided that a new conveyance should transfer or release an existing ownership interest.

Transfers Between Co-Owners

One existing owner may transfer an ownership interest to another owner.

Divorce-Related Property Transfers

A deed may be needed to carry out an agreed-upon or court-directed property transfer.

Estate-Planning Transactions

A property owner may have received instructions from a Tennessee attorney or estate-planning professional concerning a particular transfer.

Trust, LLC, or Business Transactions

Customers may request deed preparation after independently deciding that property should be transferred to or from a:

• Trust

• LLC

• Corporation

• Other entity

These are examples only.

We do not determine whether a Quitclaim Deed is appropriate for a particular transaction.

Why Choose Professional Preparation Instead of Just the $9.99 Form?

Some customers already have every property detail and are comfortable preparing the deed themselves.

That’s why we offer the $9.99 DIY option.

Professional preparation may make more sense if you don’t want to spend your time:

• Finding the previous deed

• Searching Knox County Property Lookup

• Using KGIS

• Locating the Parcel ID

• Finding subdivision information

• Finding the lot and plat reference

• Researching the legal description

• Finding the derivation or chain-of-title reference

• Identifying taxpayer information

• Reviewing Knox County filing requirements

• Formatting the deed

• Coordinating notarization

With our $225 and $400 options:

We Do Much of the Research for You.

Which Farragut Quitclaim Deed Service Should You Choose?

$9.99 — Editable DIY Template

Choose this option if:

• You already have all property information

• You know the complete legal description

• You know the Parcel ID

• You have the prior deed

• You know the derivation/book-page reference

• You know subdivision and plat information if applicable

• You know the consideration information to use

• You understand recording requirements

• You will arrange notarization

• You will handle recording yourself

$9.99

$225 — Professional Preparation + Property Research

Choose this option if:

• You don’t have the previous deed

• You don’t know the Parcel ID

• You need subdivision or plat information researched

• You need help locating the legal description

• You need the derivation/chain-of-title reference researched

• You don’t want to navigate KGIS and Knox County databases yourself

• You want the Quitclaim Deed professionally prepared

• You will arrange execution yourself

$225

$400 — White Glove Service

Choose this option if:

• You want property research

• You want professional deed preparation

• You want mobile or online notary coordination

• You may need additional execution coordination

• You want help organizing the signing process

$400

Quitclaim Deed Preparation Throughout Farragut & Knox County

We may assist customers with property throughout Farragut and surrounding Knox County communities, including:

Farragut
Knoxville
Concord-area properties
Hardin Valley-area properties
Karns-area properties
Cedar Bluff-area properties
West Knoxville-area properties
Powell-area properties
Halls-area properties
Corryton-area properties
Knox County communities

Have Tennessee property somewhere else?

Call 1-877-540-6104

Tell us where the property is located and what deed-preparation service you need.

Frequently Asked Questions About Farragut TN Quitclaim Deeds

How much does Farragut Quitclaim Deed preparation cost?

We offer three service levels:

$9.99 — Editable Tennessee Quitclaim Deed DOCX

$225 — Professional preparation + property research

$400 — White Glove preparation + property research + notary/execution assistance

Can you research my Farragut property?

Yes.

For professional preparation orders, we may research available information through:

• Knox County Property Assessor

• Property Lookup

• KGIS

• Farragut GIS/maps

• Farragut subdivision map

• Knox County Register of Deeds

• Prior recorded deeds

• Other available public records

Can KGIS search Farragut property by address?

Yes.

KGIS is designed to locate parcel, owner, and address information throughout Knox County.

What information can KGIS show?

Its Parcel Identify tool can provide basic information including:

• Owner

• Address

• Parcel ID

and links to additional parcel reports.

Can KGIS help locate my old deed?

Yes.

The Knox County Register itself tells customers requesting a deed copy that they can search the property address on KGIS first.

Does Farragut have its own subdivision map?

Yes.

The Town currently publishes a Subdivision Map along with zoning, future-land-use, development, environmental, and other GIS resources.

Does Farragut review subdivision plats?

Yes.

Town Planning & Zoning reviews preliminary plats, final plats, resubdivision plats, and plats of correction.

Do I need to provide my old deed?

Not necessarily.

If you have it, providing it can help.

If not, we can attempt to research the property through KGIS, Assessor records, subdivision information, and Knox County land records.

Can you locate my legal description?

We can research available prior deeds, Property Assessor records, KGIS, parcel information, subdivision/plat data, and Register of Deeds records in an effort to identify the existing recorded legal description.

This is document-preparation research and is not a title examination or boundary survey.

What does Knox County require on a Quitclaim Deed?

Current county filing requirements include:

• Property located in Knox County

• Preparer name and complete address

• Grantor signatures

• Notarization

• New owner name and address

• Responsible taxpayer name and address

• Value and consideration

• Derivation/chain-of-title reference

• Legal description

Does Knox County require a derivation reference?

Yes.

The current filing requirements specifically call for a:

Derivation / Chain-of-Title Reference Number or Book/Page.

Where are Farragut Quitclaim Deeds recorded?

Generally through:

Knox County Register of Deeds
400 Main Street, Suite 225
Knoxville, TN 37902

Phone: 865-215-2330.

What does Knox County charge for a Quitclaim Deed?

The current fee schedule lists:

$12 for a Quit-Claim Deed up to 2 pages.

Additional pages, taxes, or transaction-specific charges may apply.

Does Knox County support eRecording?

Yes.

Current providers listed by the Register include Simplifile, CSC, Indecomm, and EPN.

Does Knox County offer property fraud alerts?

Yes.

The Register currently provides a free email-based Property Fraud Alert Program.

What is the Tennessee tax base for a true Quitclaim Deed?

The Tennessee Department of Revenue states that the tax base for a true Quitclaim Deed is generally:

The Consideration Given.

Different treatment may apply if deed wording instead shows an intent to convey the property itself or provides warranties.

Who generally pays Tennessee transfer tax?

Where applicable, Tennessee states that transfer tax is paid by the:

Grantee or Transferee

and collected by the county Register of Deeds.

Are some Tennessee transfers exempt?

Yes.

Tennessee currently recognizes multiple transaction-specific exemptions, including certain divorce-related transfers, testamentary transfers, spouse-to-spouse transfers, living-trust transactions, and life-estate releases.

We cannot determine whether a particular exemption applies to an individual transaction.

Is your property research a title search?

No.

Our research is performed to gather available property information needed for document preparation.

We do not certify ownership, guarantee clear title, perform comprehensive lien searches, issue title insurance, or provide an attorney title opinion.

Does your $400 White Glove service include a notary?

Yes.

Our White Glove service includes coordination of a mobile or online notary service when the requested notarization method is legally appropriate and available.

Can you tell me what consideration to put on the deed?

No.

Determining consideration, taxable value, tax treatment, or an applicable exemption may involve legal or tax advice.

We prepare the document according to the information and decisions provided by the customer.

Can you tell me whether I should use a Quitclaim Deed?

No.

That would involve legal advice.

Changing real-estate ownership may affect:

• Property rights

• Mortgages

• Creditors

• Taxes

• Estate planning

• Probate

• Divorce

• Trusts

• Medicaid planning

• Business ownership

• Other legal and financial interests

If you are uncertain whether a Quitclaim Deed is appropriate, consult a licensed Tennessee attorney.

If you have already decided what property transfer you want completed, we can prepare the requested paperwork.

Start Your Farragut Tennessee Quitclaim Deed

Don’t want to spend hours searching KGIS, locating the Parcel ID, identifying the subdivision or plat, finding your old deed, researching the derivation reference, and locating the legal description?

Choose the service level that fits your needs.

$9.99 — Editable DOCX Template

Prepare and execute the Quitclaim Deed yourself.

$225 — Professional Preparation + Property Research

We research available Farragut and Knox County property information and prepare your requested deed.

$400 — White Glove Deed Service

We research the property, prepare the document, and coordinate mobile or online notarization and other execution assistance when needed.

Call 1-877-540-6104

Affordable Farragut Tennessee Quitclaim Deed preparation with professional property research and execution assistance available.

Important Non-Attorney Disclaimer

We are a non-attorney document preparation and notary staffing agency. We are not a law firm, and we do not provide legal advice, legal representation, title opinions, tax advice, or other legal opinions concerning real-estate transactions.

We cannot tell you what your legal rights or remedies are, whether you should transfer real estate, which type of deed you should use, who should be added to or removed from ownership, how title should be held, what consideration should be stated, whether recordation tax applies, which exemption should be used, or what effect a property transfer may have on taxes, mortgages, creditors, divorce, probate, trusts, estate planning, Medicaid, or other legal or financial matters.

Our role is limited to preparing documents according to the customer’s decisions, information, and instructions and coordinating notarial or other execution services when requested.

For professional preparation orders, we may research information using resources such as Knox County Property Assessor records, Property Lookup, KGIS, Farragut GIS and subdivision maps, Knox County Register of Deeds records, prior recorded deeds, parcel information, subdivision/plat information, assessment records, sales information, and other available public-record sources.

Our property research is performed solely for document-preparation purposes. It is not a formal title search, title examination, lien certification, ownership certification, title-insurance service, boundary survey, or attorney opinion regarding title.

Public records, maps, assessment information, parcel information, GIS records, and third-party databases can contain incomplete, outdated, or conflicting information. Knox County specifically notes that general KGIS property lines should not be substituted for a survey when exact boundary information is required.

If available records are insufficient to reliably prepare the requested document, additional documentation or assistance from a Tennessee attorney, title company, or surveyor may be necessary.

Documents are prepared with applicable Tennessee and local recording requirements in mind. Final acceptance for recording remains subject to review by the Knox County Register of Deeds or other applicable governmental authority.

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