Request for Notice (Civil Code 2924b) - California

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Get notified if a property you care about goes into foreclosure. You are preparing a recorded request for notices under a particular California deed of trust or mortgage. A Request for Notice provides information only; it does not stop foreclosure or create property rights.

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Who this form is for

  • People preparing a request for foreclosure notices for a specified California deed of trust or mortgage.
  • Junior lenders, co-owners or others monitoring a property in which they have an interest.
  • Requesters arranging notarization before recording their notice request.

What you'll need

  • The recorded deed of trust or mortgage, its county, recording date and book/page or instrument number.
  • The trustor, beneficiary and trustee names exactly as shown in the recorded document.
  • The requester's name, a reliable mailing address for notices and acceptable photo identification.

How to complete it

  1. Read the packet and obtain the recorded deed of trust or mortgage. Ask an attorney about timing and whether this request fits your circumstances.
  2. Enter the recording information, parties and the address where notices should be mailed. Prepare a separate request for each deed of trust or mortgage.
  3. Save and check the PDF in your own PDF app, then print and leave signing for your notary appointment.
  4. Follow the packet's instructions to record with the appropriate county before a notice of default is recorded. Record a new request if your mailing address changes; consult an attorney promptly if you receive a default notice.

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