Finance
Nebraska's mortgage satisfaction (release) process requires the lender to record a satisfaction (discharge) of mortgage after the loan is paid in full:
AWithin 7 days
BWithin a period specified by Nebraska statute (often 30–60 days) after receiving payoff✓ Correct
COnly when the borrower specifically requests it
DAt any time convenient for the lender
Explanation
Nebraska law requires lenders to record a mortgage satisfaction (release) within a specified statutory period after the mortgage is paid in full. Failure to do so can create a cloud on title and expose the lender to liability.
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