Which document is issued by the Local Treasurer to release a tax lien on property?

The document issued by the Local Treasurer to release a tax lien on property is the Certificate of Release. When a property owner has satisfied their tax obligations, this certificate serves as official confirmation that the lien, which typically places a hold on the property until taxes are paid, is no longer in effect. The purpose of issuing this certificate is to clear the property title and allow the owner to have greater freedom regarding the property.

This process is significant because a tax lien can hinder the ability to sell, refinance, or transfer the property. By issuing the Certificate of Release, the Local Treasurer helps ensure that the property owner can proceed with their plans without the complications associated with unresolved tax obligations.