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Deeds in Oklahoma
A 12-page guide to transferring and titling Oklahoma real estate: which deed to use, how to hold title with a spouse or family member, what it costs to record, and the mistakes that cause title problems later.
General information, not legal or tax advice, and not a deed form. Have an attorney or title company prepare or review any deed.
What's inside
- Choosing the deedGeneral and special warranty, quitclaim and transfer-on-death deeds, and a deed chooser.
- Holding titleJoint tenancy, tenancy by the entirety, tenancy in common and the homestead signature rule.
- Preparing and recordingParts of a valid deed and the 60 O.S. § 121 ownership affidavit.
- CostsDocumentary stamp tax, its exemptions, and county recording fees with a cost worksheet.
- PitfallsAdding a child to your deed, deed fraud alerts and common mistakes.
- Next stepsQuestions to ask an attorney or title company.
Details
- One fillable PDF, 12 pages, letter size
- Type on screen in Adobe Acrobat Reader (free), Preview on Mac, or most browsers, or print it
- Oklahoma edition; statutes and fees cited as of November 2026
- Instant download after checkout
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