RECORD AND RETURN TO Clause Samples

The "Record and Return To" clause designates the individual or entity to whom a legal document, such as a deed or mortgage, should be sent after it has been officially recorded by the relevant government office. Typically, this clause includes the name and address of the recipient, ensuring that once the document is processed and entered into public records, it is promptly returned to the correct party. Its core practical function is to streamline the administrative process and prevent misplacement or delays by clearly identifying the responsible recipient for important legal documents.