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Missouri Full Deed of Release for Deed of Trust Forms

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Our full deed of release for deed of trust forms are specifically formatted for each county or independent city in Missouri. This ensures your documents meet all local requirements and will be accepted for recording without delays or rejection fees.

This form is used by the current Beneficiary/Lender or personal representative to release a Deed of Trust when it has been satisfied/paid in full, Pursuant to Mo. Rev. Stat. Sect. 443.060., which states that the Trustee shall NOT have to join in such Deed of Release.

In general the secured party has 45 days (30 days for a personal representative), after request to submit a Deed of Release to avoid penalty. [such secured party shall be liable to the mortgagor for the lesser of an amount of three hundred dollars a day for each day, after the forty-fifth day, that the secured party fails to submit for recording a sufficient deed of release or ten percent of the amount of the security instrument, plus court costs and attorney fees to be recovered in any court of competent jurisdiction. In the event a document submitted for recording by a secured party is rejected for recording for any reason, such secured party shall have sixty days following receipt of notice that the document has been rejected in which to submit a recordable and sufficient deed of release.] (443.170. Penalty for failing to acknowledge satisfaction and deliver deed of release) [443.130. Liability for failing to satisfy]

(Missouri Full Deed of Release Package includes form, guidelines, and completed example) For use in Missouri Only.

Our forms are specifically formatted for each county or independent city to ensure acceptance.