Your Arizona Quitclaim Deed drafted for you, start to finish — correct legal description, county-compliant formatting, ready to sign, notarize, and record.
Serving Arizona property owners since 2011 · Founded by a retired Arizona real estate broker
Prepared by our trusted partner, Standard Legal
What the Preparation Service Does for You
- Customized Documents: Your Quitclaim Deed is drafted from the information you provide, built to meet Arizona's legal requirements.
- Correct Legal Description: The most common cause of rejected deeds — handled for you, exactly as it must appear.
- No Software Needed: Answer a few questions online or by email, and the drafting is handled from there.
- Quick Turnaround: Receive your completed deed, ready for signature, without unnecessary delays.
- Peace of Mind: Your deed arrives accurate, legally compliant, and ready to record.
This Service Is Made for You If…
- Your legal description is long or complex — metes and bounds, partial parcels, or anything you're not confident transcribing word-for-word
- Multiple grantors or grantees are involved in the transfer
- The property is moving into or out of a living trust, or the transfer is part of a divorce
- You're an out-of-state owner who can't easily make a second trip if a deed gets rejected
One-time $39.95 — a fraction of the $200 or more an attorney typically charges to draft the same document.
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How It Works
- Provide Information: Fill out a simple questionnaire with details about the property and the parties involved.
- Document Preparation: Professionals draft your Quitclaim Deed based on the information provided.
- Review and Sign: Receive your completed deed, ready for signature. It must be signed in the presence of a notary public.
- Notarize Online: No notary nearby? You can notarize your deed online in minutes through our trusted partner NotaryLive — fast, secure, and fully legal in Arizona.
- Record the Deed: File the signed deed with the County Recorder's Office where the property is located. Find yours in our county recorder directory.
Three Ways to Get Your Deed — Compared
| Option | Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Do-It-Yourself Download | $14.95 | Straightforward transfers where you're comfortable copying the legal description from your current deed |
| Preparation Service (this page) | $39.95 | Complex legal descriptions, multiple parties, trusts, divorce transfers, or out-of-state owners |
| Real Estate Attorney | $200+ | Disputed ownership, complicated estates, or transfers where you need legal advice — see our Ask an Attorney page |
Prefer to Do It Yourself?
If your transfer is straightforward and you're comfortable handling the paperwork, a ready-to-use, attorney-drafted Arizona Quitclaim Deed form is just $14.95 — no attorney required, full refund if the recorder rejects it.
Common Uses for a Quitclaim Deed
- Transferring property between family members, such as from parent to child.
- Adding or removing a spouse due to marriage or divorce.
- Moving property into or out of a living trust.
- Correcting errors or updating names on a property title.
Important Considerations
- Living Grantor Required: Only someone who is alive — or a trust — can sign and record a Quitclaim Deed. It can’t be used to transfer property after someone has died.
- Loan Obligation: Use of a quitclaim deed in Arizona does not relieve you of the loan obligation. A quitclaim deed only transfers the ownership interest in the property, it does not transfer the responsibility for the mortgage. If your name is on the mortgage loan, you remain legally responsible for the payments even after transferring your ownership interest with a quitclaim deed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Arizona quitclaim deed preparation service cost?
The service is $39.95. You'll be redirected to Standard Legal, our trusted partner, to securely complete your purchase.
When should I choose the preparation service instead of the $14.95 download form?
Choose the preparation service when your legal description is long or complex, multiple grantors or grantees are involved, the transfer involves a trust or a divorce, or you live out of state and can't easily fix a rejected deed in person. If your transfer is straightforward and you're comfortable copying the legal description from your current deed, the $14.95 download form is all you need.
Do I need an attorney to prepare an Arizona quitclaim deed?
No. You answer a short online questionnaire about the property and the parties involved, and the deed is prepared for you — no attorney or special software required.
Is notarization included with the preparation service?
Notarization isn't included in the $39.95 fee, but you can complete it from home using our online notary partner, NotaryLive, which is fully legal for Arizona quitclaim deeds.
Does a quitclaim deed remove me from the mortgage?
No. A quitclaim deed only transfers your ownership interest in the property — it does not transfer responsibility for an existing mortgage. If your name is on the loan, you remain legally responsible for payments even after the transfer.
Can a quitclaim deed be used after the grantor has passed away?
No. Only a living person, or a trust, can sign and record a quitclaim deed. It cannot be used to transfer property after the grantor has died.
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