Document Update: Manufactured Home Affixation Affidavit — Cx43 Rider and New Cx28947 Standalone

Our generic Manufactured Home Affixation Affidavit evidences that a manufactured home is affixed to the land and helps support recording requirements and establish the structure as part of the real property. Based on client requests, and feedback from certain county recorders, in addition to updating the affidavit, we have configured it so that it can print either as an “Other Rider” to the Security Instrument, or as a separate, standalone, recordable document. Using the new field trigger FI 194028 (“Manufactured Home Affidavit is Rider to Security Instrument”), the system will generate either Cx43 (rider) or Cx28947 (standalone), depending on the Yes/No value provided, respectively.

For example:

• Cx43 will print where 'Manufactured/Mobile Home' (22413) = Yes and 'Manufactured Home Affixation Affidavit is Rider to Security Instrument' (194028) = 'Yes'.
• Cx28947 will print under the same conditions, but 'Manufactured Home Affixation Affidavit is Rider to Security Instrument' (194028) will be 'No'

The global standard value mapping for FI 194028 defaults to:

• States other than TN: “Yes” (prints Cx43)
• TN: “No” (prints Cx28947)

All custom configuration settings currently available for Cx43 are also available for Cx28947 for all clients, including:

• Print conditions (including Do Not Print)
• Document signing type (including Ink Sign and Override Ink Sign for RON)
• Alternate document name and custom identifier
• Alternate packages
• Document stacking order
• Document filtering

To request changes to these settings, please contact your Client Relationship Manager.

These changes will be available for testing on the Stage and Stage 2 servers and will take effect on April 17, 2026. If you have questions or concerns, please contact Client Support at 1.800.497.3584.

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The preceding is for informational purposes only and is not and may not be construed as legal advice. No third-party entity may rely upon anything contained herein when making legal and/or other determinations regarding its practices, and such third-party should consult with an attorney prior to embarking upon any specific course of action.