No.
Payment of the debt does not per se require deletion of any adverse reporting that was previsously made on an account.
That is prior history for which the system is intended to record and make available to others. Payment does not negate the fact of its occurence.
Without some basis for earlier deletion, it will remain in your CR for up to 7 years from date of payment.
One basis is to challenge the lien itself.. If shown to be inaccurate, its deletion would of course be required.
The other basis is to obtain good-will deletion from the party who reported the lien.
That is usually very difficult, as many public records land in a consumer's credit report, not based on reporting of any interested party in the lien itself, but rather based on public record searches commissioned by the CRAs to supplement their files. With no furnisher to make a request that they delete their reporting, the request would have to go to the CRA. The CRAs have a stated policy that deletion of adverse reporting should not be made based on satisfaction of the debt.
