At the closing of a residential property in Waterbury, Connecticut, the buyer's attorney asks for documentation confirming that the home complies with Connecticut's smoke and carbon monoxide detector requirements. The seller's agent is unsure what is needed. Which of the following correctly describes the seller's obligation under Connecticut law at the time of closing?

Correct Answer

A) The seller must provide a written certification that functioning smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors meeting state standards are installed in the property

Connecticut law requires sellers to provide buyers with a written certification at closing confirming that the property has functioning smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors that meet state standards. This is a mandatory disclosure and compliance obligation specific to Connecticut residential property transfers. The certification must be in writing and is a required closing document.