Your Las Vegas quitclaim deed, prepared for $250 — remote, or in person in South Las Vegas.
A quit claim deed Las Vegas owners order here is $250, and each Clark County quit claim deed is submitted for recording the same day it is signed. It is quitclaim deed preparation Las Vegas NV owners can finish remotely, or in person if they live in South Las Vegas, including when you need to add or remove a name on the deed.
A quitclaim deed is how most Clark County owners add a spouse, remove an ex after a divorce, or move a home between family members. TruPoint prepares the deed and the required Declaration of Value for $250 and submits it to the Clark County Recorder the same day it is signed. Handled remotely for Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas and every corner of the valley — in English or Vietnamese.
Remote, or in person if you live in South Las Vegas. Sign by remote online notarization through our Las Vegas partner ($25 per signature), or, if you live in South Las Vegas, sign at our office, 8784 S. Maryland Pkwy, Suite 105, with our partner notary ($15 first signature, $7.50 each additional).
What you get
- A Clark County quitclaim deed drafted for your situation
- Declaration of Value completed and included
- Transfer tax calculated, or the exemption identified
- 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 to the Clark County Recorder
- The recorded deed emailed back with the county stamp
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.
Quinnie Do, Nevada document preparer.
Quinnie leads a small team that handles Clark County deeds remotely, from intake through recording. They prepare your quitclaim deed at your direction, explain every line in plain language, 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, so the conversation stays in your language from intake through signing. When your deed is ready, we schedule your video signing with our partner notary, commissioned in Nevada, and you sign it by remote online notarization ($25 per signature). If you live in South Las Vegas, you can notarize at our office instead — $15 for the first signature and $7.50 for each additional signature by the same person. Either way, we handle the Clark County submission.
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 ↗
What a quitclaim deed does in Clark County.
A quitclaim deed transfers whatever interest you hold in a Las Vegas property to someone else, with no promises about the title. It is the instrument Clark County owners use to add a spouse after marriage, remove an ex-spouse after a divorce, move a home between family members, or clear up how title is written. TruPoint prepares the deed and the Declaration of Value for $250. The Clark County recording fee is an estimated $50, and real property transfer tax runs $2.55 per $500 of value unless an exemption applies — transfers between spouses, from parent to child, or into your own trust are among the exemptions Nevada recognizes. Most deeds are drafted within one business day, submitted electronically the day they are signed, and recorded by the county within about three business days.
The reasons Las Vegas owners quitclaim a property.
What a quitclaim does not do.
This is the part most Las Vegas owners are never told, and it is the reason a deed prepared carelessly causes trouble years later. We explain each of these so you can direct which document we prepare.
If a promise about the title matters — a sale to someone outside the family, for instance — a grant, bargain and sale deed is the usual Nevada instrument instead. We prepare either one at your direction.
What a Clark County quitclaim deed costs.
The transfer tax is the county’s charge, never ours, and we never fold it into our fee. You get the full number in writing before anything is drafted. We settle the exemption question before you pay, so you know the number rather than guessing at it.
Signed this week, recorded this week.
What Clark County charges, on top of our fee.
Every deed affecting a Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, Mesquite or Laughlin property records with the Clark County Recorder at the Government Center, 500 S. Grand Central Parkway, 2nd Floor, Las Vegas, and the office can be reached at (702) 455-4336. The county recording fee is an estimated $50 per document, and the county will refuse a deed that is missing the grantee’s mailing address, the assessor’s parcel number, or the name and address for the tax statement. A completed Declaration of Value has to accompany every transfer. We submit electronically, so nothing depends on counter hours or the mail.
Confirm current fees with the Recorder before relying on them; county fee schedules change.
Compare Your Options
TruPoint, a Nevada attorney or an online form
If your ex will not sign or you need advice about your rights, a Nevada attorney is the right call. If everyone agrees and you need the Clark County quitclaim deed prepared and recorded correctly, that is what we do.
| What you get | TruPoint | Nevada attorney | Online form |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $250, published | Quoted per matter; fixed-fee proposals for a Nevada quitclaim deed averaged $550 | Form price only; the work is yours |
| Declaration of Value | Completed and included | Usually included | You complete it |
| Advice on which document fits | No — we prepare what you direct | Yes | No |
| Notarization | Remote online notary scheduled for you, $25 per signature | Varies by firm | You find a notary |
| Recording | Submitted to the county the same day it is signed | Varies by firm | You record it yourself |
| If the county rejects it | We correct and resubmit | The firm handles it | You start over |
| Language | English or Vietnamese | Varies by firm | English |
Attorney figure: average of 33 attorney fixed-fee proposals for a Nevada quitclaim deed on the ContractsCounsel marketplace, accessed October 2026. Fees and services vary by provider.
Intake and Supporting Documents
What the Clark County Recorder may ask to see
At intake we ask for the documents that match your transfer, so the deed goes to the county with the support the recorder expects. Which transfer applies to you is your decision; the county decides any exemption.
| Type of transfer | What the county may ask to see at recording |
|---|---|
| Between spouses as part of a divorce | The divorce decree or the marital settlement agreement |
| Parent to child, or between spouses or registered domestic partners | The relationship stated on the Declaration of Value; if last names differ, certified copies such as a birth certificate, marriage certificate or court order |
| Removing a co-owner or joint tenant, without payment | Usually none; the county checks ownership against the Assessor’s records |
| Into or out of a trust, without payment | A certificate of trust or the trust agreement |
| Into a business entity the owner fully owns | Signed ownership documents for the business entity |
General information from the Clark County Recorder’s published guide to transfer tax exemptions and suggested supporting documentation, October 2026. Each transfer is reviewed individually; the county recorder makes the final determination, and a document submitted without the support it needs can be returned unrecorded. This is not advice about your transfer.
Client Testimonials
What Nevada property owners say about TruPoint
Real words from clients whose Nevada deeds and trust transfers we prepared, shared on our Google Business Profile.
“I had a great experience with TruPoint. The deed transfer process to move my property into my trust was seamless and everything can be done remotely or in person at their Las Vegas location. The process was straightforward, and the instructions were clear and easy to follow. The service made what could have been a complicated process much easier and less stressful. I appreciate the professionalism and support throughout the process. I would recommend this service to anyone looking to transfer their Nevada property into a trust.”
“Quinnie and her team are responsive, knowledgeable and efficient! I can’t recommend them more highly and would use them again without hesitation. Thank you Quinnie, Danny and Phil.”
“Quinnie is knowledgeable and their recording turnaround was quick. As soon as we finished notarized the deed and emailed to her, she sent back the recorded document within 30 minutes. Definitely will use their service again for any future property transfer.”
“Fast efficient service!”
Testimonials reflect individual client experiences. TruPoint submits your document to the county the same day it is signed and ready; the county typically completes recording the same day to 3 business days, and timing is not guaranteed.
What Las Vegas owners ask about quitclaim deeds.
The Clark County recording fee is an estimated $50. TruPoint prepares the deed and the Declaration of Value for $250, and same-day electronic recording is $50. Real property transfer tax of $2.55 per $500 of value applies on top unless the transfer qualifies for an exemption.
Yes, but the decree alone does not do it. Until a new deed is recorded, the Clark County index still shows both names, and a lender or a buyer reads the index rather than the decree. A deed carrying out a divorce decree is generally exempt from transfer tax. $250.
No. The deed moves ownership; the mortgage is a separate contract with the lender. Whoever signed the loan stays responsible for it until the lender releases them, usually through a refinance or an assumption. This surprises people often enough that we raise it before you sign.
Usually not. A transfer from a parent to a child is among the exemptions Nevada recognizes, and the exemption is claimed on the Declaration of Value that records with the deed. Claimed correctly, it can save far more than the preparation fee on a Clark County property.
Usually yes. A quitclaim moves whatever interest you hold into both names, which is what most married couples want, and transfers between spouses are among the exemptions Nevada recognizes. We explain how it differs from a grant, bargain and sale deed so you can direct which one we prepare.
A quitclaim makes no promises at all about the title. A grant, bargain and sale deed carries limited built-in assurances that the seller has not already conveyed the property and has not encumbered it themselves. Family transfers and divorce cleanups usually use a quitclaim; sales to outside buyers usually use the grant, bargain and sale form.
No. Anything recorded against the property stays attached to it after the transfer, and the new owner takes it subject to those claims.
We draft most deeds within one business day of receiving your facts. Once it is signed and notarized, we submit it electronically the same day the notary returns your signed document to us, and the Clark County Recorder completes recording on its own schedule, typically the same day to about three business days.
Yes, and you never travel to Las Vegas. We schedule your video signing with our partner notary, commissioned in Nevada, you sign by remote online notarization ($25 per signature), and we submit the deed the same day the notary returns your signed document to us. Out-of-state owners pay the same $250.
A rejected deed usually comes back weeks later, often after a closing or refinance date has passed, and the transfer has to start over. TruPoint prepares your quitclaim deed and the Declaration of Value to what Clark County requires and submits it electronically the same day, from $250.
TruPoint, a registered and bonded Nevada Document Preparation Service, prepares your quitclaim deed at your direction. What we cannot do is tell you which instrument to choose for your situation, because that is legal advice.
A correction deed fixes an error in a deed that is already recorded, such as a misspelled name or a defective legal description. It is $300 and includes the Declaration of Value. Leaving the error in place can stall a sale or a refinance years later.
Clark County’s Real Property Transfer Tax is $2.55 per $500 of value, collected by the recorder when the deed records. On a $350,000 property that is $1,785 unless an exemption applies. TruPoint prepares the quitclaim deed and Declaration of Value for $250 and shows you the number before you commit.
No. Clark County’s recorder states that its staff are prohibited by state law from giving legal advice, including advising which forms are needed or how to fill them out. TruPoint does not advise either; we prepare the deed you direct for $250. For advice, speak with a Nevada attorney.
Yes. Since July 2010 the Clark County Recorder has audited transfers for transfer tax before or at recording, and asks for documentation supporting the value or any exemption claimed. A deed without it can be returned unrecorded. We collect it at intake; the quitclaim deed is $250.
The recorder lists the divorce decree or the marital settlement agreement as supporting documentation for a transfer between spouses as part of a divorce. We ask for it at intake so it goes in with the deed. The quitclaim deed is $250, and same-day electronic recording is $50.
South Las Vegas residents can sign in person at our partner notary’s office for $15 for the first signature and $7.50 for each additional. Everyone else signs by remote online notarization for $25 per signature, from anywhere in the United States. The deed is $250.
Get your Clark County quitclaim deed recorded.
$250 with the Declaration of Value included, submitted to the county the same day it is signed. Tell us what you are trying to do and we will tell you the full cost before you commit.
Clark County quitclaim deed preparation for Las Vegas NV, Henderson NV, North Las Vegas NV, Summerlin, Spring Valley, Enterprise, Boulder City, Mesquite and Laughlin — prepared remotely or, for South Las Vegas residents, signed in person with our partner’s notary at our office, and submitted for recording the same day.