Must a general warranty deed be notarized in order to be filed? Pittsburgh, PA Viewed 173 times. Posted 8 months ago in General Practice Flag as objectionable Must a general warranty deed be notarized in order to be filed? I have signatures and witnesses, but must I also have a page in which the Notary Public has provided his/her seal? I am filing this in Pennsylvania. Thank you - Is this your question? Add additional information Answer this question Add to list Share this Answers (0) No answers yet Here is some preliminary information and guidance regarding your legal situation while you wait for an attorney in your area to respond. Free and Low-Cost Legal Resources in Pennsylvania Related General Practice questions What is the procedure for filing divorce in state of MO and how is property distributed - After 6 yrs in this relationship, and 100's of verbal battles, and a few physical ones, I'm finished, tired,... more 1 answer. Springfield, MO. Viewed 74 times. Posted about 1 year ago in Divorce / Separation Seeking a lawyer in Florida state to help with construction defect case - Could you please advise as to what type of attorney would be appropriate to retain for our situation? My husband and I... more 1 answer. Florida. Viewed 63 times. Posted about 1 year ago in General Practice Can a person be charged for practicing law without a license in the state of Florida? - My daughter has an injunction for protection place against her. They are both minors. The mother stated in... more 2 answers. Tampa, FL. Viewed 135 times. Posted 7 months ago in General Practice Back to Search Results Ask a Question Get free answers from real lawyers. Question Question details City and state Required Next question: My husband's ex is having new hubby adopt child-will husband still have to pay support and all other obligations like insurance? Previous question: PRESS INQUIRY: A few questions about employment law