Lost Note Affidavit - Arizona

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If an original promissory note is lost, the lender or holder may still enforce it or release it by proving its terms and ownership. This affidavit is commonly needed for private loans, payoffs and mortgage satisfactions. If an original promissory note is lost, the lender or holder may still enforce it or release it by proving its terms and ownership.

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Who this form is for

If an original promissory note is lost, the lender or holder may still enforce it or release it by proving its terms and ownership. This affidavit is commonly needed for private loans, payoffs and mortgage satisfactions.

What you'll need

The original Lost Note Affidavit - Arizona packet and its instructions.
Names, dates and supporting records identified in this packet.
Acceptable identification for any notarial act; arrange qualified witnesses when required.

How to complete it

Identify the note Borrower, lender, date, amount and any mortgage that secures it.
Explain the loss When and how the original was lost or destroyed.
Attach a copy if you have one A copy helps prove the terms.
Swear to it before a notary A company officer signs for a business lender.

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