Escrow & Title
In Georgia, an 'acknowledgment' on a deed is the grantor's statement before a notary that:
AA. The property is free from all defects
BB. They are signing the deed voluntarily and are who they claim to be✓ Correct
CC. The purchase price is accurate
DD. The title is marketable
Explanation
An acknowledgment is the grantor's sworn statement before a notary public (or other officer) that they are who they claim to be and are signing the deed voluntarily. This is required for a deed to be eligible for recording in Georgia.
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