STATE OF
COUNTY OF
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2. The Original Note has been inadvertently
3. The Original Note provides for
5. Neither the Original Note nor any part of the Holder's rights in the Original Note has, in whole or in part, been sold, transferred, or assigned to any other person or entity.
6. The existence and terms of the Original Note have not been contested by the Borrower and all conditions of the loan agreement between the Holder and the Borrower have otherwise been met.
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8. If the Holder locates the Original Note, or if it is otherwise returned to the Holder, the Original Note will have no value and the Holder will surrender the Original Note to the Borrower immediately and without consideration.
9. The Holder asks, and is making this affidavit for the purpose of requesting, that the Borrower execute a duplicate note as a substitute for the Original Note.
10. In consideration of the above, the Holder shall:
The Holder is signing this affidavit on the date set forth below.
Date: ______________________
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Signature of
STATE OF |
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COUNTY OF |
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this __________day of ____________, 20_____, at ___________, __________________. |
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Signature of Notary Public | |
Name of Notary Public: ____________________________ | (SEAL) |
Notary Public, State of |
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My commission expires: ___________________________ |
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Whether you keep your promissory note in a safe or a shoe box, there's always a chance it could get lost or damaged. A promissory note is proof a loan's been made, and an affidavit is a promise what you're signing is true. Creating new documents would have to start with an affidavit of lost promissory note. Adding the indemnity agreement protects both parties should issues arise in the future.
Here's the information you'll need to have handy to complete your affidavit of lost promissory note and indemnity agreement: