Partial Release of Lien Form

How to Get a Lien Release?

Follow these steps to release your property from the lien:

1. Reach out to the lienholder to request the release. You may enter the negotiations with them and discuss what to put in the text of the release.
2. Correctly specify the property to be released from the lien. For instance, a Partial Release of Judgment Lien should contain a legal description of the property and all man-made objects that cannot be removed without harming the land if the lienholder is willing to include them in the release.
3. Record the details of the payment - the property owner must promise to pay a certain sum of money. Do not forget to indicate the method of payment suitable for both parties.
4. Certify the owner of the vehicle or real estate understands the Conditional Partial Release of Lien depends on them providing the required amount of money to the lienholder. Once the payment is made, the lienholder must partially release the property and sign the document confirming they will not file another claim on the portion of the property now free from liens and encumbrances.
5. In case the property owner owed not only the contractor but third parties hired to work on their items or real estate, it is necessary to issue a check for multiple parties to make sure they get their payment on time.
6. Bring the document to the notary public to obtain the acknowledgment of the release. The parties must not sign the papers before they show up for notarization.
7. Submit the signed Partial Release of Lien Form to the local country clerk or county recorder.

Haven't found the template you're looking for? Take a look at the related templates below:

• Mechanic Lien Release;
• Notice of Intent to Lien;
• Claim of Lien.