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Very specific language is used to create a Quitclaim Deed and a Warranty Deed. If you have any questions about preparing a Deed, you should talk to a probate lawyer. The Personal Representative must record the new Deed with the Alaska Recorders Office in the recording district in which the property is located.
How to find a property owner in Alaska?
The State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources is the government office in charge of all land and property records. They have a basic search tool the public can use to verify land ownership, view plats, and research federal surveys.
by WA REPPY JR Cited by 1 Although the Alaska Recording Act specifically refers to first-to- record status as a requirement that a grantee must satisfy to be a race.
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