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The more specific you are, the faster we can fix it. If a county rejected something, copy in what the notice said.

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Starts with DL-. On your receipt and in every email we sent.

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Where the property is located.

What is going on?

If a county rejected a document, copy in what the rejection notice said. That usually tells us exactly what to fix.

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Deedly is not a law firm

We provide self-help software and state-specific statutory forms; you make your own decisions about your property. Using Deedly does not create an attorney-client relationship, and nothing here is legal advice. If your situation is complex or contested, talk to a licensed attorney in your state.

Quick answers

Send us the rejection notice. It almost always says exactly what to fix. If the defect came from us, we correct and re-issue it free, usually the same day. If we can't fix it, we refund you.

Check your spam folder first, then use the order lookup below. We'll email your download links again. If nothing arrives, tell us and we'll send the files directly. A document you paid for and didn't receive is our failure, not a ticket.

Revisions are free, forever. Email us with your order reference and what needs to change, and we re-issue the document.

Tell us and we refund the duplicate immediately. Our checkout is designed to make this impossible, but if it happens it is ours to fix.

Start with the [goal picker](/create). It asks what you're trying to do and routes you. If your situation is unusual, describe it below and we'll tell you honestly whether this is something a form should handle.

No. Deedly is not a law firm, and we cannot advise you on your situation. We can explain what a document does, what your state requires, and how recording works. When you need advice rather than a form, we'll say so. [Full disclaimer](/legal/disclaimer).