ee5f3248_Marital_Signature_Requirements__47
[0] COMMUNITY PROPERTY [1] No [2] Yes; In 1998 AK passed a unique Community Property Act, under which spouse may opt-in to creation of a community property estate. However, for title purposes only the spouse(s) vested in title need sign the documents. [3] Yes -However, if lender is looking to community property, such as wages or salary of the borrower spouse, for repayment of a mortgage loan, the non-borrower spouse must execute a marital community joinder to legally bind the marital community to the repayment of the mortgage loan. [4] No [5] Yes- Both husband and wife must execute deed of trust which is to encumber property of the community. If record title to real property is held as a spouse’s sole and separate property, signature of non-owner spouse is not required. However, non-owner spouse should execute a disclaimer of interest in the property (Quitclaim Deed, Interspousal Transfer Deed, etc.) [6] No [7] No [8] No [9] No [10] No [11] No [12] No [13] Yes [14] No [15] No [16] No [17] No [18] No [19] Yes [20] No [21] No [22] No [23] No [24] No [25] No [26] No [27] No [28] No [29] Yes [30] No [31] No [32] Yes [33] No [34] No [35] No [36] No [37] No [38] No [39] No [40] No [41] No [42] No [43] No [44] Yes [45] No [46] No [48] Yes [49] No [50] No [47] 
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State by State Marital Signature Requirements
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