Escrow & Title
A NH homeowner who has paid off their mortgage in full should ensure the lender:
ASends a congratulatory letter only
BRecords a discharge (satisfaction) of mortgage at the county Registry of Deeds✓ Correct
CReduces the homeowner's property tax
DIssues a new deed to the homeowner
Explanation
After mortgage payoff, the lender must record a mortgage discharge (satisfaction) at the Registry of Deeds to release the lien from the public record. The homeowner should confirm this is done to protect their clear title.
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