Minnesota Quitclaim Deed Preparation, Done Online

Most Minnesota deed transfers between known parties — family members, ex-spouses after a divorce, business partners, or co-owners moving property into a trust or LLC — don't need a full title closing. They need three things done correctly: a deed drafted to Minnesota's format requirements, a notarized signature, and recording with the County Recorder OR Registrar of Titles (depending on title type). ClosingDesk handles all three for one flat platform fee.

Why Minnesota property owners use us: we know the local county clerk recording queues and Minnesota's Remote Online Notarization compliance requirements (no need to visit a notary in person). Most Minnesota transfers complete in 24-72 hours end-to-end.

Notarization method

Remote Online (video) or in-person, your choice

Witness requirement

None required

Recording office

County Recorder OR Registrar of Titles (depending on title type)

Documentary tax

Deed Tax: $1.65 per $500 of consideration (Hennepin and Ramsey add $5 ERF Fund Fee)

Common Minnesota use cases

Add or remove a spouse from title after marriage or divorce.

Transfer to your children or grandchildren.

Move into a living trust for estate planning.

Transfer into an LLC you control for asset protection.

Private sale to a known buyer — you handle the money, we handle the deed.

Clean up a title defect from a prior deed.

Ready to transfer your Minnesota property?

Five-minute intake. We'll prepare the deed, arrange the notary, and file with County Recorder OR Registrar of Titles (depending on title type).

Start your Minnesota transfer