deeds; identification; forgery; notice; notaries.
HB 2952 requires property buyers and sellers to provide photo ID when recording deeds at county offices (with exemptions for title agents, banks, attorneys, and government entities), as outlined in new Section 11-472. It mandates detailed affidavits for all property sales, including sale price, property description, and ownership details, to be appended at recording (Section 11-1133). The bill also creates a voluntary system for property owners to receive electronic notifications about ownership or address changes (Section 11-544) and increases penalties for forging or falsely recording property documents (Section 33-420). These changes directly affect property buyers, sellers, title companies, and county recorders by standardizing documentation and improving record accuracy.
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Feb 2026
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Introduced Feb 4, 2026
Last action Feb 5, 2026
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