Additional Guidance
- Once your loan is closed, the bank will email you the loan closure letter along with an appointment date and time to collect your property documents.
- Carry a copy of your loan closure letter/No Dues Certificate while visiting the branch.
- Some banks may also ask you to present a valid ID proof for verification.
- If your property was mortgaged in the Sub-Registrar Office (MODT registered), ensure that the Discharge Deed is executed and registered to clear the mortgage lien.
OUR ASSISTANCE IN BANGALORE At PGN Property Management, we assist homeowners in removing the mortgage lien registered at the Sub-Registrar’s office after loan closure.
- Write to us at pgnproperties@gmail.com
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FAQs Q1. How long does it take for banks to return original documents after loan closure? Most banks return the documents within 7–15 working days after loan closure, provided all dues are cleared. Q2. What documents should I carry while collecting my original property papers? Carry your loan closure letter/No Dues Certificate, a valid ID proof, and the loan account details for verification. Q3. What if my documents are lost or misplaced by the bank? Banks are legally responsible for safeguarding your original documents. In case of loss, they must provide compensation and facilitate issuance of certified copies from the registrar. Q4. Do I need to register a discharge deed after home loan closure? Yes, if a Memorandum of Deposit of Title Deed (MODT) was registered at the Sub-Registrar’s office, you must register a Discharge Deed to remove the mortgage lien. Q5. Can I authorize someone else to collect my documents? Yes, you can authorize a family member or representative through a Power of Attorney (POA) or a signed authorization letter, along with their ID proof.