Escrow & Title
In Arkansas, when is a deed considered 'recorded'?
AWhen the grantor signs it
BWhen it is accepted and time-stamped by the county circuit clerk's office✓ Correct
CWhen the title company issues title insurance
DWhen the grantee pays the purchase price
Explanation
In Arkansas, a deed is recorded when it is accepted and stamped (with date and time) by the county circuit clerk's office. The recording creates constructive notice as of that date and time.
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