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Moran Eldar
  • Lender
  • Los Angeles
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Quit claim deed on your own

Moran Eldar
  • Lender
  • Los Angeles
Posted

Hello,

I’m trying to file a quit claim deed of a house from my name to my business, which I own Individually.
I use online form. When I type the grantee , my business name, should i write myself as a register agent or an owner?

Also, my current deed does not have a tax parcel number but it has legal description and address. Should I still write tax parcel number and legal description?

I own the company and I am the register agent and my address on title of corporation is a PO box that has an actual address. Should the person signing on behalf of the company be my name, with the PO Box address or my actual resident address?

 Any advice would be greatly appreciated. 

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