How to obtain a copy of the deed for my property?

Question

Applying For Medicaid for my mother and they want to verify that she is not on the deed on my house

Answer 1

Go to the court house and get one.

Answer 2

I don't know what state or city you are in, but maybe this will help:

Recording the Deed
The new deed should be recorded in the appropriate office; usually the land records office in the county where the property is located. This office may be called, among other names:

the recorder's office
the land registry office
the register of deeds

The broker or closer may handle recording, but parties to the transaction should make sure that this important step takes place, regardless of who handles it. The purpose of recording the deed is to give notice to the world that the buyer now has an ownership interest in the property. Recording also creates a chronological chain of title so the history of ownership can be researched

Answer 3

Generally there is an official records department within the office of the clerk of court of each county. Go to the court house and ask where to review records of real property transactions.

Answer 4

The county courthouse or records office will have it. There may be a small fee for pulling a copy.

Answer 5

Contact your local county courthouse they can help you. Good luck and the best for your mother. You shouldn't even have to do that. The government is afraid after your mother has worked her life away she might have something to show for it, shame on the government and uncle sam.

Answer 6

You would have to go the county recorders office in whatever county you live in.

Hope this helps you.

Answer 7

the court house in your county should have it

Answer 8

Your county must have a conveyance office, this is where it would be found.