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NORTH CAROLINA DEED REQUIREMENTS - …

We re ready to 855 200 1150 COUNTY FACT SHEETHELPFUL ERECORDING TIPS 2020 Corporation Service Company. All Rights 2020 NORTH CAROLINA | Deed RequirementsAlamanceBuncombeGranvilleHal ifaxNash Rowan Sampson WilsonThese counties require the following verbiage on the deed s first page:This instrument prepared by [attorney s full name] , a licensed NORTH CAROLINA attorney. Deliquent taxes, if any, to be paid by closing attorney to the county tax collector upon disbursement of closing January 27, 2020 Bladen s Tax Certification Form must accompany all deeds. In ePrepare, upload a completed copy of the form by using the indexing tool: Tax Information Attachment. If deliquent taxes are owed, the following must appear on the deed s first page:This instrument prepared by [attorney s full name] , a licensed NORTH CAROLINA attorney. Deliquent taxes, if any, to be paid by closing attorney to the county tax collector upon disbursement of closing County requires that deeds first receive approval from the County Tax Office before they may be considered for eRecording by the County Register of Deeds.

NORTH CAROLINA DEED REQUIREMENTS The following counties have special requirements when eRecording deeds. Your CSC® eRecording Support Team 855-200-1150 ext. csc-help@cscinfo.com The counties above require that the following language appear on the first page of the Deed:

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1 We re ready to 855 200 1150 COUNTY FACT SHEETHELPFUL ERECORDING TIPS 2020 Corporation Service Company. All Rights 2020 NORTH CAROLINA | Deed RequirementsAlamanceBuncombeGranvilleHal ifaxNash Rowan Sampson WilsonThese counties require the following verbiage on the deed s first page:This instrument prepared by [attorney s full name] , a licensed NORTH CAROLINA attorney. Deliquent taxes, if any, to be paid by closing attorney to the county tax collector upon disbursement of closing January 27, 2020 Bladen s Tax Certification Form must accompany all deeds. In ePrepare, upload a completed copy of the form by using the indexing tool: Tax Information Attachment. If deliquent taxes are owed, the following must appear on the deed s first page:This instrument prepared by [attorney s full name] , a licensed NORTH CAROLINA attorney. Deliquent taxes, if any, to be paid by closing attorney to the county tax collector upon disbursement of closing County requires that deeds first receive approval from the County Tax Office before they may be considered for eRecording by the County Register of Deeds.

2 Download the county s Tax Certification Request Form (instructions included). When certified, the County Tax Office will stamp it and email it back to you. Attach the stamped certification form as the last page of the deed. If deliquent taxes are owed, the following must appear on the deed s first page:This instrument prepared by [attorney s full name] , a licensed NORTH CAROLINA attorney. Deliquent taxes, if any, to be paid by closing attorney to the county tax collector upon disbursement of closing county offers two methods of deed submission (tax or attorney certification), so choose the applicable additional information, call the County s Tax Office at ( 704) 986 - 3619.(1) Deeds with tax certification. Download the county s Tax Certification Form and complete only the top section (Owner/ Buyer). While preparing the deed in ePrepare, be sure to use the applicable document type ( , Deed) and you will be prompted to attach the certification form via the indexing panel.

3 (2) Deeds with attorney certification. Deeds may be exempted from tax certification if you use the applicable document type ( , Deed with Attorney Certification) and the deed contains the following statement:This instrument prepared by [attorney s full name] , a licensed NORTH CAROLINA attorney. Deliquent taxes, if any, to be paid by closing attorney to the county tax collector upon disbursement of closing proceeds.


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