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2-1/2" margin at the top of the first page and 1/2" on remaining sides
and additional pages.
Signatures must be original and names must be typed,
stamped or printed beneath all written signatures. MCLA 565.201
(a) (e)
No discrepancy in the names shall exist between the printed
names of such person, as appears, either in the signature, and the acknowledgment or jurat. MCLA 565.201 (b)
Instruments conveying or mortgaging any interest in real estate
shall state the marital status of any male grantors. MCLA 565.221
The address of
grantee must appear on any instrument
by which title to any interest therein is conveyed or, assigned. MCLA 565.201Sec
1 (d)
The name and address of the person who drafted the document must
appear on the documents executed in Michigan. MCLA 565.201 Sec 1a.
565.203
Documents purporting to convey or encumber real estate
executed in Michigan must have an acknowledgement by a
notary public. MCLA 565.8
Effective 4/01/04 through 5/26/06 acknowledgement must state "Acting in the county of
______________" MCLA 55.287
Documents must display on the first line
of print on the first page, a single statement identifying the single
recordable event that the instrument evidences. MCL 565.201
Sec.1(f)(ii); 565.201 Sec. 3
A
certified copy of a death certificate or proof of death (a separate
recordable event) must be recorded prior to the instrument of conveyance
which states "survivor" in the grantor's section. MCL 565.48
Court orders must be certified and sealed by
the clerk of the court to be eligible for recording. MCLA 565.401,
565.411
The definition of a page. See
Document
Requirements.
The date of the document must appear on it.
You must indicate where the document is to be returned to
on the document.
If the property conveyed is unplatted, the
following applies: the grantor grants to the grantee the right to
make ___ division(s)) under section 108 of the land division act, Act
No. 288 of Public Acts of 1967. (If no number is inserted, the
right to make divisions stays with the portion of the parent tract
retained by the grantor; if all of the parent tract is conveyed, then
all divisions rights are granted.)
This property may be located within the
vicinity of farmland or a farm operation. Generally accepted
agricultural and management practices which may generate noise, dust,
odors, and other associated conditions may be used and are protected by
the Michigan right to farm act.
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