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where do I get a copy of the deed to my house? Paid off a year ago
I paid off my home mortgage (actually it was a Home Equity Line of Credit) a year ago. Where do I go to get a copy of the deed to my home?

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Your local county clerk. But what you want is not really the deed (you should have gotten that when you first bought the house). What I think you want is a satisfaction letter from the bank, releasing their lien. That you go back to the bank for.
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