Escrow & Title
In Nebraska, a deed must be notarized before recording because:
ANotarization is a substitute for delivery
BThe county recorder requires notarization to accept a deed for recording✓ Correct
CNotarization creates the transfer of title
DNebraska law requires all legal documents to be notarized
Explanation
Nebraska's recording statutes require deeds to be acknowledged (notarized) before they can be accepted for recording in the county records. Notarization proves the grantor voluntarily executed the instrument.
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