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How to Quiet Title
The information provided below is for a quiet title action in Florida. Your state may use different procedures.

In order to file a quiet title action, you will need the following documents:

1) Civil Cover sheet
2) Summons
3) Lis Pendens
4) Complaint
5) Exhibit-A: Copy of the Warranty Deed
6) Exhibit-B: Rescission letter or court order if applicable

Cover Sheet
The Civil Cover Sheet form is filed by the plaintiff or petitioner for the use of the Clerk of Court for the purpose of reporting judicial workload data pursuant to Florida Statute section 25.075.

Summons
This document is given to the sheriff or process server to be served on the defendant. If there is more than one defendant, additional copies will be needed.

Lis Pendens
The lis pendens serves to put the public on notice that a case is pending concerning a specific property.

Complaint
The complaint should have a style case and signature block in compliance with Florida filing guidelines. The sample complaint complies with the guideline.

Once the package of documents is ready, take them to the recording office at the county Court that has jurisdiction over your property. The filing fee may be a shock based on the value of the property. In 2009, Florida legislator passed new law dramatically increasing filing fee for foreclosure and quiet title actions. It may cost you a few hundred if not thousands of dollar. I don’t think you should be discouraged by that.
Once your case has been filed, the clerk will assign a number and return to you copies of the summons, lis pendens and the complaint.