FAQs
How do I become a Successor in Interest?
Becoming a recognized Successor in Interest requires providing specific legal documents so we can securely update the account. We are here to guide you through this process every step of the way.
Because property transfers happen for different reasons (such as inheritance, a divorce, or a living trust), the exact paperwork will vary. Generally, you will need to provide:
- Proof of the event: A copy of the death certificate, final divorce decree, or trust agreement
- Proof of transfer: The recorded deed or probate court documents showing the property was legally transferred to you
- Identity verification: A copy of your valid photo ID
- Contact details: Your current phone number and mailing address
- Proof of relationship: (If the transfer is due to the passing of a family member)
Every situation is unique, so our team will review your initial documents and let you know if any extra details are needed to complete the process.
Thinking about taking over the loan?
Once you are confirmed as a Successor in Interest, you may have the option to officially assume the mortgage and become the primary borrower. Please contact us so our team can guide you through the financial requirements for this next step.