Escrow & Title
In Georgia, the deed must be signed by the grantor and:
AA. Two witnesses and a notary for valid delivery
BB. One witness and notarized for recording✓ Correct
CC. Only notarized — no witnesses required
DD. Signed by the grantor and grantee with a notary
Explanation
In Georgia, a deed requires the grantor's signature, one witness, and notarization (acknowledgment) to be eligible for recording. Recording protects against subsequent claimants through constructive notice.
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