Termination and Quitclaim of Easement - California

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End a recorded easement and clear it from title. The current easement holder is preparing to release a recorded easement in full or in part. Owning the burdened property alone does not authorize you to release someone else's easement; confirm the holders, consent requirements and legal description with an attorney or title company.

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Who this form is for

  • Current easement holders preparing a voluntary full or partial release.
  • Property owners coordinating an agreed easement termination with the holders.
  • Authorized company, trust or utility signers arranging notarization of a release.

What you'll need

  • The recorded document creating the easement, including its purpose and recording information.
  • Current holder and property-owner names, parcel numbers and exact legal descriptions of affected properties.
  • Any required lender consent, a surveyor's description for a partial release, county requirements and acceptable identification.

How to complete it

  1. Read the packet and confirm who holds the easement and who must consent. Have disputed or unclear easements reviewed by an attorney or title company.
  2. Copy the recorded easement details and legal descriptions accurately. Identify a full or partial release and attach the necessary description.
  3. Review the tax and fee entries, save and check the PDF in your own PDF app, then print. Arrange notarization for every required easement-holder signature.
  4. Record the notarized termination in the county where the burdened property is located, following the recorder's requirements. Give the affected owners copies and keep the recorded original.

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