I'm not certain that I am answering your question, but let me say this. A court certifed copy of a deed is as good as an original for recording purposes. You can buy a court certified copy from the Recorder of Deeds in the county in which the deed is recorded.
I really can't connect the corrective deed part of the question. I hope this helps. ;)
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I'm a title agent in Florida and you CANNOT use a certified copy of a deed record a corrective deed. A new deed will need to be executed and recorded.
Thanks, for jumping in Anon. ;)
I'm from Oregon and here we CAN use a certified copy of a deed as a corrective deed.
Thank you, Anon from Oregon.
BTW - When preparing a corrective deed here in PA we usually prepare a new deed and include a recital addressing the correction and linking it back to the original recorded deed.
We CAN simply amend the original deed - or use a court certifed copy - by making corrections, reciting the purpose of re-recording, having parties initial corrections, and adding a new ackonwledgment.
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