Timeshare transfer questions, clearly answered

Because every transfer is different, processing times can vary. Factors such as the resort or management company, county recording office, required documentation, and the type of ownership all affect the overall timeline. Once we understand your transfer needs, we will be happy to provide an estimated processing timeframe.

We process transfers nationwide, including the U.S. Virgin Islands and Aruba. Contact us for a quote if your timeshare is located outside the continental United States.

In most instances, we can conduct a document search to locate it for you. There is a $25 research fee for this service.

Many resorts charge a resort transfer or name-change fee. We can usually provide this information or acquire it from your resort management on your behalf.

Yes, if they are of legal age. We will prepare the updated document and handle recording and resort notification once it is signed.

Yes. We will need a copy of your trust document to prepare the transfer paperwork correctly.

Every inherited timeshare transfer begins with a review of the available estate documentation. After reviewing your situation, we will determine whether the transfer can be completed through our document preparation services or whether additional legal proceedings may be required. If we are unable to assist, we will explain why and discuss the available options.

Document preparation typically ranges from $275 to $450, depending on your state and document requirements. Resort transfer fees, if any, are separate and vary by resort.

We prepare the necessary timeshare transfer required forms, send them to you for review and signature, and then record the document where applicable before notifying the resort.