Escrow & Title
A Kentucky deed must be acknowledged (notarized) before it can be:
ASigned by the grantor
BRecorded at the county clerk's office✓ Correct
CDelivered to the grantee
DAccepted by a title insurance company
Explanation
Kentucky law requires that a deed be acknowledged (signed before a notary public or other authorized officer) before it can be recorded at the county clerk's office. Recording provides constructive notice and protects the grantee's interest.
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