Douglas County Register of Deeds does not provide blank forms. However, they do provide the service of recording the prepared document for a fee. See the most up to date Register of Deeds Fee Schedule and look for these:
- Deeds, mortgages, or other instruments — first page (max 8½" × 14", includes technology fee)
- Second page and each additional page or fraction thereof (includes technology fee)
Suggested Steps
- See Article 35 - Transfer of Death at the Kansas State Legislature website.
- Draft a document yourself or with the help of an real estate attorney. Consider using the verbiage provided in Article 35 or search online for a Kansas Transfer on Death Deed form. A local title company may also be able to provide assistance.
- Get the document notarized.
- This all must be done before time of death.
- Present the prepared document to the Douglas County Register of Deeds.