California Request for Full Re conveyance is a legal document used to transfer a deed of trust from a lender to the borrower after the loan has been paid in full. It is also known as a deed of reconveyance or reconveyance deed. This document is commonly used in California to release a borrower from the obligation of the loan and to indicate that the lien has been extinguished. It is recorded with the county recorder's office and serves as proof that the loan has been paid off. There are two types of California Request for Full Re conveyance: a Substitution of Trustee form and a Release of Deed of Trust form. The Substitution of Trustee form is used when a new trustee is appointed to the loan and the original trustee is released from the obligation. The Release of Deed of Trust form is used to release the deed of trust from the borrower and the lender and to discharge the loan obligation. Once the California Request for Full Re conveyance is recorded with the county recorder's office, it is a legally binding document that indicates the loan has been paid in full and the lien has been extinguished.