For homeowners sorting out solar financing
Solar financing shouldn't leave you stuck with questions.
If a solar loan, UCC filing, or financing concern is affecting your home, start by organizing the facts. Remove My Solar Lien gives you a secure place to submit your information and have your situation reviewed.
A starting point for organizing information. Submitting a review does not promise a particular legal or financial result.
A clearer view of the details behind your solar agreement.
✓ Case started
✓ Information organized
✓ Secure portal follow-up
01 Organize the essentials
02 Add details securely
03 Understand what comes next
Start your solar review
Start your solar review in a few minutes.
Share the essentials now. Once your review is started, you can add helpful details securely in your homeowner portal.
✓ A short starting form
✓ Secure follow-up through your portal
✓ Continue even if a document is missing
A clear place to begin
Organize the facts at your own pace.
✓ Start with basic information
✓ Add more details securely later
✓ Continue if something is missing
✓ Keep your review organized
How the review works
Understand the review process.
See how your solar agreement, financing details, filing information, and supporting documents can be organized into one secure review.
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A simple starting point
A calmer way to gather the facts.
You do not need to have every answer or document ready before you begin.
Start Your Review
Share basic information about your solar agreement and property.
Complete Your Information
Use your secure portal to add financing, contract, UCC, and supporting details.
Team Review
Your information is organized for review, and the team can contact you if anything else is needed.
Common questions homeowners bring
Does any of this sound familiar?
These situations do not automatically determine an outcome. They can help you identify where to begin.
Solar financing
Understand the numbers behind the agreement.
A solar financing arrangement may include several figures and parties. Gathering them together can make the agreement easier to understand and review.
Cash price
Amount financed
APR
Dealer fees
Finance charges
Monthly payment
Lender or servicer
Current balance
UCC & solar filings
A filing record can become important at the right moment.
Some financed solar transactions may involve UCC or fixture-filing records. Those records can matter when selling a home, refinancing, or reviewing a payoff. Not every solar financing situation means there is a lien on the real property.
Start My Solar ReviewWorth gathering
01 Any filing notice or record
02 Payoff or lender correspondence
03 The agreement connected to the system
Documents to gather
What information helps?
You can start even if you do not have everything. Add what you can find through the secure homeowner portal as your review continues.
Secure homeowner portal
Your review, organized in one place.
After you start, the portal gives you a clear place to continue your information, add supporting documents, and see what has been submitted.
Start My Solar ReviewNext step
Securely organize your solar documents
Questions & answers
A few useful answers before you begin.
What is a UCC filing?+
A UCC filing is a public record related to a secured transaction. Whether it affects a particular property or transaction depends on the documents and applicable records.
Can I start if I do not have all my documents?+
Yes. Start with the information you have. You can continue adding details and supporting documents through the homeowner portal.
What happens after I submit my information?+
Your information is organized for review. The team can contact you if more context or documents are needed.
Can I update my information later?+
Yes. After your review is started, the secure portal is designed for adding information and documents as they become available.
Does submitting a review mean my case has been accepted?+
No. Submission starts an information-gathering process. It does not guarantee acceptance, representation, or a particular result.
Does submitting my review create an attorney-client relationship?+
No. Submitting information through this website does not automatically create an attorney-client relationship or mean that legal representation has begun.
Can solar financing affect a home sale or refinance?+
It can be relevant. A buyer, lender, or title professional may ask about payment obligations, payoff requirements, or filing records, so gather the related documents early.
What information should I gather?+
A solar agreement, financing agreement, payment statements, UCC or filing information, installer communications, utility bills, and photos where relevant can help. Continue even if something is missing.
A practical next step
Get clearer about your solar situation.
Start by sharing the basic details. You can add additional information securely through your homeowner portal.
Start My Solar Review