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A satisfaction of mortgage form is a document made by the owner of the mortgage or Mortgagey to acknowledge that the obligation regarding the mortgage between the parties has received full satisfaction or has been fully paid by the mortgager or debtor. Once the satisfaction of mortgage form is signed by the mortgage. The satisfaction of mortgage form is usually accompanied by the original mortgage instrument or a certified copy when presented for recording at the land registry or Country registry. A satisfaction of mortgage form will generally include the name of the mortgager and the mortgagey, the docket and page number, or the recording number of the mortgage, the total amount of the mortgage. Acknowledgment of the satisfaction and release of the mortgage and the date and amount of payment.
