List the information for the grantor and grantee(s)
After choosing which state you are creating your document in, the next step is to list the details of the grantor and grantee(s). LawDepot's questionnaire will prompt you to fill in basic information for both roles, including name and marital status for an individual, or the name, agent, and address for a corporation.
Include details about consideration
Consideration is listed in a dollar amount, and is what the grantee provides the grantor in exchange for ownership interest, or for being listed as the grantee in the Survivorship Deed.
The consideration is generally small ($1.00) if the intention is to give the full rights of property to the grantees as a gift.
Include a description of the property
The property description should include the county where the property is located, as well as the legal description of the property. Information about the legal description of the property can be found by consulting your local county clerk or registry office.
Once the document has been filled out, details about signing will need to be identified. Generally, the Survivorship Deed will need to be notarized in order for it to be executed. In some states, the deed may also need to be witnessed. You can check the requirements for your state by contacting your local county clerk or registry office.