Joint Tenancy Deed (Right of Survivorship) - Pennsylvania

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This deed adds owners so the property passes automatically to the surviving owner(s) at death, without probate. Pennsylvania requires clear survivorship wording, which this deed includes. This deed adds owners so the property passes automatically to the surviving owner(s) at death, without probate.

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Who this form is for

This deed adds owners so the property passes automatically to the surviving owner(s) at death, without probate. Pennsylvania requires clear survivorship wording, which this deed includes.

What you'll need

The original Joint Tenancy Deed (Right of Survivorship) - Pennsylvania packet and its instructions.
The names, dates and supporting records identified in this packet.
Acceptable identification if a notarial act is requested; arrange any required qualified witnesses.

How to complete it

Fill in the recording box (top of Page 1) Who prepared it, where to return it after recording, and the parcel (UPI) number. Leave the right side blank for the Recorder.
Copy names and the legal description from the prior deed Grantor names should match how title is held now. Copy the legal description exactly; do not use only the street address.
Complete the derivation (“Being”) clause The prior deed’s date, recording date, and book and page or instrument number.
List every owner as a grantee If you are adding someone, list yourself and the new owner(s) together as grantees.
Sign before a notary Every grantor signs in front of the notary. Do not sign ahead of time. Bring a current photo ID.
Grantee completes the Certificate of Residence Recorders refuse deeds without the grantee’s address certificate.

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