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The document is a Mortgage Discharge Authority form that must be completed and signed by all customers and mortgagors to allow MyState Bank to release a security over a loan. It outlines the necessary customer and property details, instructions for loan accounts, allocation of excess funds at settlement, and discharge reasons such as sale or refinance. The form emphasizes the importance of providing complete information to avoid delays in processing and includes declarations acknowledging fees and responsibilities.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the mystate discharge form in the editor.
Begin by filling in the CUSTOMER DETAILS section. Enter all customer and mortgagor names as they appear on your loan contract.
Next, move to the SECURITY PROPERTY DETAILS. Provide the addresses of the properties you wish MyState to discharge, ensuring all fields are completed accurately.
In the INSTRUCTIONS FOR LOAN ACCOUNTS section, specify how you want any remaining funds allocated. Indicate whether accounts should be paid out in full or partially reduced.
For EXCESS FUNDS AT SETTLEMENT, enter your MyState account number where any excess funds should be deposited.
Complete the POST SETTLEMENT CONTACT DETAILS if your address changes after settlement.
Select a DISCHARGE REASON and provide necessary details based on your situation, such as selling or refinancing.
Finally, review and sign in the DECLARATIONS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS section. Ensure all required signatures are obtained before submission.

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What is a discharge form?

There are various reasons for requesting a discharge, these include selling, refinancing, loan repaid, and substitution of a security or releasing a guarantor. A discharge authority form is used to release the security (e.g. property or cash security) youve provided for a home loan.