Tennessee Articles of Correction are legal documents used to amend mistakes or inconsistencies in public records, such as deeds, mortgages, or other recorded documents. These documents are filed with the court to correct errors or omissions in existing documents that have already been recorded. There are several types of Tennessee Articles of Correction, including Correction Deeds, Correction Mortgages, Correction Plats, and Correction Affidavits. Correction Deeds are used to correct mistakes in the description of a property, such as the size, boundaries, and name of the owner. Correction Mortgages are used to correct errors or omissions in existing mortgages, such as the amount of debt owed or the wrong lender. Correction Plats are used to correct mistakes in the description of a property, such as its size and shape. Correction Affidavits are used to correct errors or omissions in existing affidavits, such as incorrect information or missing signatures.