tug2@27615
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I have someone that I would like to give my Marriott T/S in Spain to... Marriott has said all I have to do is sign it over to them... No lawyer/closing... Does that sound right??? Marriott sent me some forms to sign...
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Gifting Spanish Marriott???
- Thread starter tug2@27615
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They oughtta know. Perhaps there is an additional charge to register the deed (if any) or for the transfer of names. What do those forms ask for besides signatures?
tug2@27615
TUG Member
Besides the signatures they want a $250 transfer fee (Certificate of Ownership not a deed)...
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If you own at a resort located outside of the United States and U.S. territory, you will typically receive a Certificate of Ownership, which outlines the specifics of your Right-to-Use ownership. It will include details regarding your owned unit type and season.
This resort is RTU. No Deed, just CofO.
It may be that simple.
If you own at a resort located outside of the United States and U.S. territory, you will typically receive a Certificate of Ownership, which outlines the specifics of your Right-to-Use ownership. It will include details regarding your owned unit type and season.
This resort is RTU. No Deed, just CofO.
It may be that simple.
tug2@27615
TUG Member
Thanks... I'll post again if it not as simple as they seem to be making it...
