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Obtaining a Lien Release |
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You are ready to sell your home or trade in your vehicle but you've been told you have to obtain a "Release of Lien" first. Normally, you would go back to the bank or Savings and Loan and ask them to prepare a release for you. But, where do you go if the bank or Savings and Loan has failed? The FDIC may be able to provide you with a Release of Lien on your home, vehicle, boat or other personal property if:
A request for a Release of Lien must be made in writing and must detail exactly what you want. You can mail your request to: Allow 10 to 14 business days for the completion of your request. Please include your e-mail address and telephone number for us to communicate with you in case we need more information to complete your request. Specific Instructions by Property Type:
These pages contain useful information for the customers and vendors of institutions for which the FDIC has been appointed as receiver. This includes information on the acquiring institution (if applicable), how your accounts and loans are affected, and how vendors can file claims against the receivership. |
| Last Updated 07/22/2009 | cservicefdicdal@fdic.gov |
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