Which action is necessary for the conveyance of property in a Tenancy by the Entirety?

The necessary action for the conveyance of property held in a Tenancy by the Entirety is the signature of both spouses in the deed. This form of ownership is unique to married couples and offers certain protections, such as automatic rights of survivorship. In this arrangement, both spouses own the property equally and neither can independently convey or encumber the property without the other's consent. Therefore, for a valid transfer or conveyance of property, the deed must be signed by both parties to show mutual agreement and intent to transfer ownership.

While court orders, state approval, or notarization might be required in other contexts or types of property ownership, they are not specific requirements for the conveyance of property in a Tenancy by the Entirety.