New York Order Voiding Mortgage Lien is a legal process that can be used to eliminate a mortgage lien. A mortgage lien is a claim placed on a property by a lender as security for a debt. When a borrower defaults on a loan, the lender has the right to collect on the lien by foreclosing on the property. Under New York law, a borrower can request to void a mortgage lien if they meet certain criteria. In order to be granted a New York Order Voiding Mortgage Lien, the borrower must prove that the lien was placed in error, or that the lien is no longer valid. Types of New York Order Voiding Mortgage Lien include: rescission of mortgage lien, modification of mortgage lien, and release of mortgage lien. If the court grants a rescission of mortgage lien, the lien is treated as if it never existed. If the court grants a modification of mortgage lien, the lien is reduced or eliminated altogether. If the court grants a release of mortgage lien, the lien is removed from the property without any modification or rescission.