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In this video, Amanda Brown from First American Title Insurance Company explains the affidavit of death, a crucial document recorded with the county's recorder's office that establishes the death of a person listed on a title. This document is necessary when there is a joint tenancy, such as between a husband and wife, to clarify the absence of the deceased party's signature during a property sale. The affidavit is typically prepared by escrow and may take the form of an affidavit of death for a joint tenant or trustee, depending on how the title is held. To file this affidavit, an original death certificate is required, which can be ordered if the client does not have one. Timeliness in obtaining the death certificate is emphasized.
