A notarized deed ensures that the deed is eligible for recording because the notarial acknowledgment verifies the execution formalities needed by the recorder’s office. Notarization alone does not make title clear, does not guarantee marketable title, and does not by itself transfer ownership unless the deed has also been properly delivered and accepted. A deed may be legally effective between parties in some circumstances, but the examination issue tested here is recordability. Pennsylvania recording practice requires proper execution and acknowledgment for deeds and other instruments affecting real property. The Pennsylvania title outline specifically lists document preparation, deeds, acknowledgment forms, recording, requirements to record, and acknowledgments under Real Estate Transactions.
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