Escrow & Title
In Oklahoma, a deed must be acknowledged (notarized) before it can be:
ASigned by both parties
BRecorded in the county clerk's office; acknowledgment confirms the grantor's voluntary execution and validates the deed for recording✓ Correct
CAccepted by the buyer
DIncluded in a title insurance policy
Explanation
Oklahoma requires deeds to be acknowledged before a notary public before they can be recorded in the county clerk's records. Acknowledgment verifies the grantor's identity and voluntary execution. An unacknowledged deed may still be valid between parties but cannot be recorded.
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