A Florida Satisfaction of Lien Claim is a document used to release a lien on a property in the state of Florida. It is filed with the local clerk of court, and is typically used to satisfy a lien created by a secured party, such as a bank, mortgage lender, or other financial institution. It is also known as a Release of Lien. The primary types of Florida Satisfaction of Lien Claim are: 1. Particular Lien Satisfaction — This type of satisfaction is filed to release a particular lien placed on a specific piece of property. 2. General Lien Satisfaction — This type of satisfaction is filed to release all liens placed on a particular property. 3. Notice of Termination of Lien — This type of satisfaction is filed to inform the public that the lien has been terminated, and the property is free and clear of any liens. 4. Certificate of Title — This type of satisfaction is used to transfer title of a property from one party to another.