Hi Steven, Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. We took a look at your answers. If you wanted a Grant Deed, you would have needed to select that option in the interview. Instead, when asked about the warranty, you answered: "General Warranty - I want the current owner or owners to be fully responsible for all title issues, including those that relate to the time before the current owner or owners owned the property." That's the option for creating a Warranty Deed. When you ask the system to create a Warranty Deed, that's exactly what it does. There is a notice on the screen that tells you that you're getting a Warranty Deed when you select that option. If you wanted a Grant Deed, you would need to select "Limited Warranty - I only want the current owner or owners to be responsible for title issues that relate to the time when the current owner or owners owned the property." That, by definition, is what a Grant Deed is. We understand that the process sometimes involves unfamiliar terminology. That's why we are always ready to help our users with any questions and allow them to edit their answers. But we can't help people who don't ask for help. Thanks again. DeedClaim.com