The form template options below are public domain deed formats based on common scenarios. Hundreds of customers have successfully used these templates to prepare their documents, complete online notarization, and eRecord with participating Florida counties.
If you already have a deed template—such as one you’ve used before or had reviewed by an attorney—you’re welcome to upload it. We’ll type your document exactly as submitted. All documents typed through our system are guaranteed to be compatible with participating county eRecording platforms.
One Owner → One Beneficiary
Example: A mother names her daughter as the sole beneficiary.
One Owner → Multiple Beneficiaries
Example: A father lists both of his sons equally.
Two Joint Owners → One Beneficiary
Example: A couple names their niece as the beneficiary.
Two Joint Owners → Multiple Beneficiaries
Example: A couple lists their three children equally.
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