What is the difference between 'Date Recorded' and 'Date of Conveyance'?. determination of an alternative wastewater effluent discharge site in lake mead.Do the 'Date of Conveyance' on the eRETR and the date of the deed need to match?.Does a 'Deed of Trust' need a transfer return when it is supposed to be similar to a real estate mortgage?.How should a real estate transfer return be completed when the deed lists the person's (or entity's) current name and alternate name or names?.

Is a deed filed to give notice of a domestication under state law (sec.If a domestic partnership agreement is recorded in the county of primary residence, is a separate domestic partner recording required when placing the names of both domestic partners on the deed of a property located in a different county?.Does an employer's extension of benefits to domestic partners qualify a conveyance between domestic partners for an exemption from transfer fee under state law (sec.What information is available for the Domestic Partner Fee Exemption - state law (sec.What is the Wisconsin Department of Revenue's position on value subject to transfer fee on a conveyance of a vacant lot with a contract to construct a building?.How many deeds can be used for this conveyance? Developer (landowner) and builder (improvement owner) are selling to the same party.Does the Wisconsin Department of Revenue accept 'one transaction - one return' where the Register of Deeds receives multiple deeds conveying different interests in the same property to the same grantee and there is only one receipt filed?.Can a paper PE-500 be used to record any deed?. Note: The date recorded and date of conveyance may be the same date if both actions occur on the same dayĭo the 'Date of Conveyance' on the eRETR and the date of the deed need to match? What is the difference between 'Date Recorded' and 'Date of Conveyance'?ĭate recorded - date the Register of Deeds records the instrument of conveyanceĭate of Conveyance - date the instrument is signed and delivered per state law (sec.

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