I have a POA and sign a quit claim, I signed the grantors name, didnot put below acting as POA, would that void the filed deed.

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1. Licensed in GA

   

   Daliah Brill

   Atlanta Real Estate Attorney

   Contributor Level 7

   Answered February 03, 2013 13:40. Do you have a specific power of attorney wherein the grantor authorized you to sign to transfer this property? Typically, title companies prefer that the grantor be the actual person who is conveying property. More facts are necessary. Consult an attorney.

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   Ronald Debranski

   Woodstock Real Estate Attorney

   Contributor Level 6

   Answered February 06, 2013 10:30. I don't know that it will void the deed but it needs to be corrected so title will vest properly, preferably before you record it.

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   George Andriotis

   Tarpon Springs Car / Auto Accident Lawyer

   Contributor Level 19

   Answered February 01, 2013 12:13. Don't beleive that is enough to void the deed. Did you provide them a copy of the POA?

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