Bank Refuses to Issue Lien Release Letter Despite Showing No Active Lien
US Bank declined to provide a lien release or letter of no interest for a previously released lien that still showed active in state records, blocking the consumer from titling their vehicle. Individual auto title lien release dispute.
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