New Jersey Assignment of Mortgage is a legal document that is used to transfer a mortgage from one lender to another. This process is used to facilitate the sale of a mortgage from the original lender to another lender. The new lender then becomes the new owner of the mortgage and is responsible for collecting payments from the borrower. There are two types of New Jersey Assignment of Mortgage: voluntary assignment and involuntary assignment. A voluntary assignment is when the mortgagee (original lender) willingly transfers the mortgage to a new lender. An involuntary assignment is when the mortgagee is forced to transfer the mortgage due to a default on the loan by the borrower. The New Jersey Assignment of Mortgage must contain the names of both the original lender and the new lender, the date of the assignment, and the address of the mortgaged property. A notarized signature from both parties is also required for the document to be valid.