A Louisiana Release by Affidavit of Lost Paraded Promissory Note (by Title Insurance Company) is a legal document used in the state of Louisiana when a title insurance company is unable to locate a promissory note due to it being lost, destroyed, or stolen. This document is used to release the title insurance company from any liability due to the lost or destroyed promissory note, and allows the holder of the note to receive payment from the insurance company in lieu of the physical note. There are two types of Louisiana Releases by Affidavit of Lost Paraded Promissory Note (by Title Insurance Company): the Standard Release and the Limited Release. The Standard Release is the most comprehensive, and releases the title insurance company from any and all liability resulting from the lost/destroyed note. The Limited Release is more restrictive, and only releases the title insurance company from liability if the note is found by a third party. When signing a Louisiana Release by Affidavit of Lost Paraded Promissory Note (by Title Insurance Company), the holder of the note must provide an affidavit that the note is lost or destroyed and that the company is not liable for any liability resulting from the lost note. The holder must also provide other supporting documents, such as a title search or deed, to prove ownership of the note.