Escrow & Title
A deed in Missouri must be acknowledged (notarized) primarily to be:
AValid between the parties
BEligible for recording in the county recorder's office✓ Correct
CApproved by MREC
DEnforced by a court
Explanation
Acknowledgment (notarization) is not required for a deed to be valid between grantor and grantee, but it is required for the deed to be recorded with the county recorder, which provides constructive notice.
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