In Florida, how many witnesses are required for a corporate conveyancing deed?

In Florida, a corporate conveyancing deed does not require any witnesses to be legally valid. The law specifies that the execution of a deed by a corporation must be performed through the appropriate corporate officers, typically the president and secretary, who must sign the deed. Their signatures, when executed with proper authority, validate the deed without the need for witnessing.

This reflects an understanding of how corporate entities operate regarding their legal documents. Since corporations are considered separate legal entities, the need for personal witnesses is not applicable in the same way it is for individual signers. This facilitates smoother transactions for corporations, allowing them to transfer property without the additional procedural step of acquiring witness signatures.