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Assignment of Deed of Trust - Nevada
Document an assignment of the lender's deed-of-trust interest.
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Substitution of Trustee - Nevada
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Replace the trustee named in a Nevada deed of trust. Replace the trustee named in a Nevada deed of trust.
About this Nevada substitution of trustee
The beneficiary (lender) of a Nevada deed of trust can replace the trustee. Nevada law (NRS 107.028) limits who may serve as trustee — generally title insurers and agents, licensed escrow agencies, banks and similar institutions, and Nevada attorneys — so a private lender usually cannot name themselves. After a private loan is paid off, the lender commonly substitutes a title company as trustee and asks it to issue the full reconveyance.
Serving Nevada. Appointments must be handled by Nevada-commissioned notaries.
Important notes from this Nevada packet
Nevada law sets deadlines for requesting and recording a reconveyance after payoff (NRS 107.077), with penalties for delay. If the beneficiary interest was assigned, only the current beneficiary may sign. A title company may have its own substitution and reconveyance forms.
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Who this form is for
- Replace the trustee named in a Nevada deed of trust.
What you'll need
- Get the recorded deed of trust Copy its date, recording details, trustor, original trustee, and legal description.
- Your packet, any required supporting documents and acceptable identification for the signing.
How to complete it
- Get the recorded deed of trust Copy its date, recording details, trustor, original trustee, and legal description.
- Choose a qualified trustee Ask a title company or escrow agency to serve as trustee and confirm its exact legal name and address.
- Fill in the recording box Add the APN and the “When Recorded Mail To” address.
- 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.
- Record it Record the notarized substitution with the County Recorder where the property is located.
- Request the reconveyance If the loan is paid, give the new trustee a written request for full reconveyance and the original note; the trustee records the reconveyance.
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