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Santander is today the creditor of the mortgages of Banco Popular, Banco Pastor, Banesto and Banif. Calculate the cost of cancelling yours and we handle it without you having to sign.
Banco Santander describes its own procedure on its website: the zero debt certificate is requested for loans already economically cancelled, it is free of charge and, at the customer's request, the bank forwards the cancellation request to the Colegio de Notarios (Association of Notaries) so that you can choose a notary office, also through the Portal Notarial del Ciudadano. The notary office then prepares the deed, subject to a provision of funds, and it is registered at the Registry.
That process works well when Santander's system identifies the mortgage without any doubt. When the deed is from Banco Popular, Banco Pastor, Banesto or a regional bank of the former Popular group, or the loan was paid off many years ago, it usually has to be traced first. That is where we add the most value: we identify the loan, trigger the request and coordinate the notary office and the Registry.
We combine the procedure described by the bank itself with the coordination of the notary office and the Registry. Timescales are for guidance only.
These are the entities that appear most often in deeds that Banco Santander cancels today:
The whole process, without leaving home