You may have a problem there. At most you would only have to pay the tax on the fractional share transferred to the omitted owner, but I'm sure you still want to avoid that. All you really can do is submit the preliminary change of ownership form with the "to correct name" box checked and attach an explanation. Also be sure to note on the deed that it is for zero $ consideration.
The other thing that comes to mind, though, is why did the error occur in the first place? If it was an escrow company error in preparing the original deed, they should fight this fight for you and pay any tax.
You may have a problem there. At most you would only have to pay the tax on the fractional share transferred to the omitted owner, but I'm sure you still want to avoid that. All you really can do is submit the preliminary change of ownership form with the "to correct name" box checked and attach an explanation. Also be sure to note on the deed that it is for zero $ consideration.
The other thing that comes to mind, though, is why did the error occur in the first place? If it was an escrow company error in preparing the original deed, they should fight this fight for you and pay any tax.
