Instructions for Preparing an Assignment of Deed of Trust

1. This is the name of the party receiving the Deed of Trust. This party is also called the Assignee.

2. This is the date of the Deed of Trust.

3. This is the name of the Trustor or property owner on the Deed of Trust.

4. This is the name of the Trustee on the Deed of Trust.

5. This is the name of the Beneficiary in the Deed of Trust.

6. This is the day of the month the Deed of Trust was recorded.

7. This is the month of the year the Deed of Trust was recorded.

8. This is the year the Deed of Trust was recorded.

9. If applicable, this is the number assigned to the Deed of Trust by the recorder when it was recorded.

10. If applicable, this is the Book number where the Deed of Trust was recorded.

11. If applicable, this is the Page number where the Deed of Trust was recorded.

12. This is the county where the Deed of Trust was recorded.

13. This is the state where the Deed of Trust was recorded.

14. The legal description of the subject property goes here. Include the street address if applicable.

15. If applicable, insert the identification number assigned to the property by the assessor.

16. This is the day the Assignment is being signed.

17. This is the month of the year the Assignment is being signed.

18. This is the year the Assignment is being signed.

19. This line and the line next to it are for the Assignor or Assignors to sign. They are transferring the Deed of Trust to a third party. 20. This line and the line next to it are the printed name or names of the Assignors.

21. The Notary Public will prepare, sign, and stamp this portion of the document in accordance with state law.

22. In this space, the name and address of the Assignee should be inserted to insure he receives the original Assignment once it has been recorded.

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