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If a landlord allows a tenant to alter its premises without first consulting the guarantor then the guarantor can be released from all of its obligations.

If you've used a guarantor to get your mortgage, but you want to remove them, you'll need a discharge of mortgage via the process of refinancing your home loan. A discharge will be processed as you switch home loans, remove the guarantor and take sole responsibility for your mortgage.

What are the steps in removing a guarantor from the mortgage? Contract your mortgage broker to review your financial situation. Arrange a bank valuation. Confirm the total loan amount. Make sure you meet the lender's criteria. Submit a partial release, or internal refinance. Wait 5-8 days for the bank to process.

Our Customer Verification Services team will call you to verify your identity, check your tax residency, or ask you to visit a branch with your ID if you're a new customer. To contact our Customer Verification Services team, please call us on: 1300 077 141 (Retail banking services) / +61 2 8055 4001 (if overseas)

When should I remove the guarantor? Realistically you should aim to remove the guarantor within 5 years or once you are in a financial position to remove it. But this comes down to your personal situation—how quick you have been able to pay down the guarantor portion and your property's value.

An otherwise valid and enforceable personal guaranty can be revoked later in several different ways. A guaranty, much like any other contract, can be revoked later if both the guarantor and the lender agree in writing. Some debts owed by personal guarantors can also be discharged in bankruptcy.