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Yes. A Nevada Declaration of Homestead must be notarized to be legally valid and recordable. Under Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 115, the homeowner(s) must sign the declaration in the presence of a licensed Nevada Notary Public before it can be recorded with the County Recorder.
Lake Mead Mobile Notary provides convenient mobile notarization for Declaration of Homestead forms throughout Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City, North Las Vegas, and all of Clark County. Starting at $60 for married couples (both spouses must sign). $45 for single homeowners.
The Clark County Recorder will reject any Declaration of Homestead that has not been properly notarized, leaving your home equity vulnerable to creditors. Once notarized and recorded, this document protects up to $605,000 of equity in your primary residence from most creditor claims under Nevada law.
Disclaimer: Lake Mead Mobile Notary is not authorized to practice law and does not provide legal advice. This information is provided for educational purposes regarding notarization requirements. For legal guidance on homestead exemptions or asset protection, please consult a qualified Nevada attorney.
A Declaration of Homestead is a legal document that, once notarized and recorded with the Clark County Recorder, provides powerful protection for your primary residence against forced sale by general creditors. Under Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS 115.010), homeowners who properly file a Declaration of Homestead receive automatic protection of up to $605,000 in home equity.
This protection applies to your primary residence, which can be a single-family home, condominium, townhouse, manufactured home, or mobile home. The homestead exemption is one of the most important asset protection tools available to Nevada homeowners, especially for those facing potential lawsuits, business debts, or medical bills.
Clark County Recorder Official Form
Download the standard Nevada Declaration of Homestead form. You will need to complete all sections including your name(s) as they appear on the property title, the property's full legal description, and the Assessor's Parcel Number (APN).
Form provided by Clark County Assessor's Office | Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 115
Without a properly notarized and recorded Declaration of Homestead, your home equity is vulnerable to attachment and forced sale by creditors seeking to collect judgments. The homestead exemption creates a legal barrier that prevents creditors from forcing the sale of your home to satisfy debts, protecting your family's housing security.
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Download the official Declaration of Homestead form from the link above. Complete all required information: your name(s) exactly as shown on the property title, the property's complete legal description (found on your deed or title), and the Assessor's Parcel Number (APN). Do not sign the document yet.
All homeowners who will sign the declaration must have valid, unexpired, government-issued photo identification. Acceptable IDs include Nevada driver's license, out-of-state driver's license, U.S. passport, military ID, or state identification card. If the property is owned by a married couple, both spouses must be present with their IDs.
Contact Lake Mead Mobile Notary at (702) 748-7444 or book online to schedule a convenient appointment. We come to your location throughout Paradise, Sunrise Manor, Spring Valley, Summerlin, and all Clark County areas. Same-day service available.
Our licensed Nevada notary will meet you at your home, office, or preferred location. The notary will verify your identity using your government-issued ID and witness you signing the Declaration of Homestead. Nevada law requires that the signature occur in the notary's physical presence - this cannot be done remotely or after the fact.
The notary will complete the notarial acknowledgment certificate on the Declaration of Homestead form, sign it, and affix their official Nevada notary seal. The notary will also record the transaction in their notary journal as required by Nevada law. You'll receive your notarized document immediately.
Take the notarized Declaration of Homestead to the Clark County Recorder's Office (500 S. Grand Central Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89106) to have it officially recorded. You can also mail it with the recording fee (currently $25 for the first page, $1 each additional page). Recording is the final step that activates your legal protection. Once recorded, the homestead exemption takes effect immediately.
After notarization, you must record the Declaration with the County Recorder where your property is located:
Once recorded, the Recorder will return a file-stamped copy to the address provided on the form. This recorded copy is your proof of homestead protection.
Pricing Notes: $60 for married couples (both spouses sign). $45 for single homeowner (one signature). Additional documents in same visit: $55 for 2 documents total.
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We specialize in real estate notarization including homestead declarations, deeds, and property transfers. Our notaries understand Nevada property law and Clark County Recorder requirements, ensuring your document is accepted without issues.
We come to your home at a time that works for you - evenings, weekends, or during business hours. No need to take time off work or find childcare. We bring all necessary equipment and handle the entire process at your location.
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Yes, if the property is owned by a married couple. Both spouses must sign the Declaration of Homestead in the presence of the notary, even if only one spouse's name is on the title. Nevada law requires all property owners to sign, and for married couples, both spouses have an interest in the homestead protection. Our pricing of $60 reflects notarization for both signatures.
No. Nevada law requires that you sign in the physical presence of the notary public. Pre-signed documents cannot be legally notarized. If you sign beforehand, the Clark County Recorder will reject the document. Always wait to sign until you're with the notary, who will witness your signature and complete the acknowledgment certificate.
The actual notarization process takes approximately 10-15 minutes. This includes verifying all signers' identities using government-issued photo IDs, reviewing the completed form, witnessing signatures, completing the notarial acknowledgment certificate, and applying the official notary seal. Total appointment time including our travel to your location is typically 30-45 minutes.
After notarization, you must record the Declaration with the Clark County Recorder's Office to activate the legal protection. Take the notarized document to the Recorder at 500 S. Grand Central Parkway or mail it with the recording fee (approximately $26). Once recorded, the Recorder will file-stamp the document and return a copy to you. The homestead exemption takes effect immediately upon recording and protects up to $605,000 of your home equity from most creditor claims.
No. Once properly notarized and recorded, a Nevada Declaration of Homestead remains in effect indefinitely. You do not need to renew or refile it. However, if you sell your home and buy a new one, you must file a new Declaration of Homestead for the new property. The protection automatically terminates when you no longer own the property.
Yes. Having a mortgage on your property does not prevent you from filing a Declaration of Homestead. The homestead exemption protects equity (the value above what you owe on mortgages), not the full property value. For example, if your home is worth $500,000 and you owe $200,000 on your mortgage, the homestead protects your $300,000 in equity from general creditors.
If your home is held in a living trust, you can still file a Declaration of Homestead. The trustee signs the declaration on behalf of the trust. The homestead protection applies to the beneficial interest in the property. Our notaries are experienced with trust-owned properties and can guide you through the proper signing procedure.
Schedule mobile notarization for your Declaration of Homestead and secure up to $605,000 in home equity protection under Nevada law.
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