How do you get a Lein removed once paid?

Answer 1

Generally, the lienholder gives the payor a document sometimes called a Warrant of Satisfaction, which gets recorded in the same office that shows the lien. The Warrant is proof that the debt has been paid and that the lien is no longer in effect. The lien is never "removed" in the sense that it won't appear in the public record or credit searches, but the warrant, being recorded in the same office as the lien, will show that the lien is now null and void. Check your own state's laws on this.