Put someone on your Las Vegas deed — or take them off, remote, or in person in South Las Vegas.
To remove name from deed Las Vegas owners record a new deed, and to add spouse to deed Las Vegas owners do the same. We prepare either for $250.
A new spouse, an ex after the divorce, a child you want on title, a co-owner who has moved on. Changing who is named on a Clark County property takes a recorded deed, not a phone call to the county. TruPoint prepares it for $250 with the Declaration of Value included, and submits it to the Clark County Recorder the same day it is signed.
What you get
- The right Nevada deed for adding or removing the name
- Declaration of Value completed and included
- Transfer tax calculated, or the exemption identified
- A straight answer about what it does to your mortgage
- Remote online notarization through our Las Vegas partner, or our partner’s notary at our Las Vegas office for South Las Vegas residents
- Electronic submission and the recorded deed emailed back
Two ways to get it done: in office or fully remote
Same preparation fee either way. Step 1 is the same for both.
Option 1 · In office — South Las Vegas residents
- Questionnaire, or call (702) 965-3030 and we fill it in with you. Then book your office visit.
- You sign the disclosure and contract with your total in writing; then we prepare your documents.
- At 8784 S. Maryland Pkwy, Suite 105, go over everything, sign with our partner notary ($15 first signature, $7.50 each additional) and pay at your visit.
Questionnaire done? Book your office appointment →
Option 2 · Fully remote
- Questionnaire, or call (702) 965-3030 and we fill it in with you.
- You sign the disclosure and contract and pay by one payment link; then we prepare your documents.
- You sign by remote online notarization with our partner’s registered Nevada online notary, $25 per signature. No office visit.
How you change who is named on a Clark County property.
Names are not added or removed by contacting the Clark County Recorder or the assessor. Ownership changes only when a new deed is signed, notarized and recorded, and the deed has to be accompanied by a completed Declaration of Value. In Nevada most of these transfers use a Nevada quitclaim deed or a grant, bargain and sale deed. TruPoint prepares either one for $250, the county recording fee is an estimated $50, and real property transfer tax of $2.55 per $500 of value applies unless an exemption is claimed. Transfers between spouses, transfers carrying out a divorce decree, and transfers from a parent to a child are among the exemptions Nevada recognizes, so many of these changes cost nothing in transfer tax.
Putting someone on the deed.
Taking someone off the deed.
The deed and the mortgage are two different things.
This is the single most common misunderstanding we hear from Las Vegas owners, and the one that causes the most damage when nobody explains it.
We will tell you plainly what the deed does and does not do so you can decide. What we cannot do is advise you on which choice is right for your circumstances, or on your loan — that is your lender’s conversation, or an attorney’s.
What changing a name costs in Clark County.
You get the full number in writing before anything is drafted. Work out the county’s share yourself on our Clark County transfer tax calculator.
Quinnie Do, Nevada document preparer.
Quinnie leads a small team that handles Clark County deeds remotely, from intake through recording, for owners in Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas and well beyond the valley. They prepare the deed at your direction and format it the way the Clark County Recorder expects, so it records the first time instead of coming back.
Quinnie is a native English and Vietnamese speaker. When your deed is ready, we schedule your video signing with our partner notary, commissioned in Nevada, and you sign by remote online notarization ($25 per signature), or, if you live in South Las Vegas, you notarize at our office — $15 for the first signature and $7.50 for each additional signature by the same person.
Quinnie is registered with the Nevada Secretary of State as a Document Preparation Service, registration NVDP20266209173, and carries the $50,000 consumer protection bond Nevada requires. Verify with the Nevada Secretary of State ↗
Signed this week, recorded this week.
What Clark County charges, on top of our fee.
Deeds affecting Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, Mesquite and Laughlin property record with the Clark County Recorder at the Government Center, 500 S. Grand Central Parkway, 2nd Floor, Las Vegas, reachable at (702) 455-4336. The county recording fee is an estimated $50 per document. The county will refuse a deed missing the grantee’s mailing address, the assessor’s parcel number, or the name and address for the tax statement, and a completed Declaration of Value has to accompany every transfer. We submit electronically, so nothing waits on counter hours or the mail. Confirm current fees with the Recorder before relying on them; county fee schedules change.
What Las Vegas owners ask about changing a name on title.
The current owner signs a new deed to themselves and the person being added, and it is recorded with Clark County together with a Declaration of Value. How the new owner holds title, for example as joint tenants, is stated on the deed and is your decision. TruPoint prepares the deed for $250, remote, or in person with our partner’s notary at our Las Vegas office if you live in South Las Vegas, and submits it for recording the same day it is signed.
The person coming off the title signs a deed, commonly a quitclaim deed, transferring their interest to the remaining owner, and it is recorded with the county together with a Declaration of Value. The person being removed must sign before a notary; if they will not sign, the change generally needs a court order, which is outside what we prepare. TruPoint prepares the deed for $250 and submits it for recording the same day it is signed.
A new deed has to be prepared, signed in front of a notary and recorded with the Clark County Recorder. Most couples use a quitclaim deed. A transfer between spouses is among the exemptions Nevada recognizes, so no transfer tax is usually owed. TruPoint prepares it for $250 plus the estimated $50 county recording fee.
The person coming off has to sign a deed transferring their interest, and that deed has to be recorded. Nobody can be removed from title without their signature, except through a court order or, where a co-owner has died, through an affidavit of death. $250 to prepare.
Not with a deed alone. A deed needs the signature of the person giving up their interest. Where a divorce decree orders the transfer and the other party refuses, enforcement goes back through the court. We can prepare the deed the moment there is something for them to sign.
No. The deed and the loan are separate. Whoever signed the mortgage stays responsible for it until the lender releases them, which usually means a refinance or a formal assumption. Signing away the deed without addressing the loan leaves you liable for a property you no longer own.
TruPoint charges $250 to prepare the deed and the Declaration of Value. The Clark County recording fee is an estimated $50. Same-day electronic recording is $50. Transfer tax is $2.55 per $500 of value, and family transfers are frequently exempt.
Most loans contain a due-on-sale clause that gives the lender rights when ownership transfers, and certain family transfers are commonly treated differently. What your specific loan permits is a question for your lender or an attorney. We prepare the document; we do not advise on your loan.
Adding a child now gives them a present ownership interest, which means their consent is needed to sell or refinance. Owners who want to keep full control while naming who inherits often look at a deed upon death instead, which takes effect only at death and can be revoked at any time.
A rejected deed usually comes back weeks later, often after a closing or refinance date has passed, and the name change on title has to start over. TruPoint prepares your deed and the Declaration of Value to what Clark County requires and submits it electronically the same day, from $250.
The deed is usually drafted within one business day. Once every required signature is notarized, we submit it electronically the same day the notary hands us the notarized original, and the Clark County Recorder completes recording typically within one to three business days.
If title was held in joint tenancy, an affidavit of death of joint tenant recorded with a certified death certificate clears the record without probate. If it was held another way, what is required depends on how title reads.
Yes. We prepare the deed and schedule the video signing for each signer with our partner notary, commissioned in Nevada ($25 per signature). Because our two businesses share one office, we hand the prepared deed to the notary, everyone signs by video, and the notary hands the notarized original back to us. We submit the original to the county the same day, so no one sends anything back. Out-of-state owners pay the same $250.
TruPoint, a registered and bonded Nevada Document Preparation Service, prepares the deed at your direction. Choosing which instrument fits your situation is legal advice, and for that you would speak with an attorney.
Change who is on your Las Vegas deed.
$250 with the Declaration of Value included, submitted to Clark County the same day it is signed. Tell us who is coming on or off and we will tell you the full cost, and what it does to your loan, before you commit.
Adding and removing names on property deeds in Las Vegas NV, Henderson NV, North Las Vegas NV, Summerlin, Spring Valley, Enterprise, Boulder City, Mesquite and Laughlin — prepared remotely and submitted for e-recording the same day.