How Do You Close An Account With A UCC-1

How Do You Close An Account With A UCC-1

A UCC-1 made by the trust/trustees can provide a release of lien via a UCC-3. This will allow the account to be closed as there will be no further outstanding debts or obligations. The UCC-1 can be re-filed immediately thereafter.

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