Assignment of Deed of Trust - Nevada

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Document an assignment of the lender's deed-of-trust interest. Document an assignment of the lender's deed-of-trust interest.

About this Nevada assignment of deed of trust

When a lender sells or transfers a loan secured by a Nevada deed of trust, the assignment transfers the lender’s rights — and the note — to the new lender. Recording it matters: a trustee generally cannot foreclose for an assignee unless the assignment is recorded (NRS 106.210).

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Important notes from this Nevada packet

Making or brokering loans as a business may require a Nevada license. If the loan is paid off instead, use a Substitution of Trustee and reconveyance. Keep copies of the assignment, endorsed note, and borrower notice.

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Who this form is for

• Document an assignment of the lender's deed-of-trust interest.

What you'll need

• Get the recorded deed of trust Copy its date, recording details, trustor, trustee, and legal description.
• Your packet, any required supporting documents and acceptable identification for the signing.

How to complete it

1. Get the recorded deed of trust Copy its date, recording details, trustor, trustee, and legal description.
2. Fill in the assignor and assignee Use full legal names and the assignee’s address.
3. Endorse the note Sign the original promissory note over to the assignee and deliver it.
4. Sign before a Nevada notary Do not sign ahead of time. Bring a current government-issued photo ID. Our Nevada-commissioned notaries come to you.
5. Record the assignment Record it with the County Recorder where the property is located.
6. Notify the borrower Tell the borrower in writing who the new lender is and where to send payments.

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