Florida Satisfaction of Mortgage is a legal document used to record the satisfaction of a mortgage debt. It is typically filed with a county recorder or clerk of court in the county where the mortgaged property is located. The document serves as proof that the debt has been paid in full and the mortgage is no longer in effect. There are two types of Florida Satisfaction of Mortgage: voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary satisfaction of mortgage is when the borrower pays off the loan and the lender voluntarily releases the mortgage. An involuntary satisfaction of mortgage is when the debt is paid off by someone other than the borrower, such as an insurance company or a government agency. In both cases, a Satisfaction of Mortgage document must be filed with the appropriate county recorder or clerk of court to officially release the mortgage.