Where's the Note? | Demand to see your mortgage note.

Demand to see your mortgage note.

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Ally Financial 866-709-4744
Arvest Bank 479-757-8922
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria 205-297-7363
Banco Popular 787-706-6121
Banco Santander 610-208-6128
Bank of America 866-382-0489
Bank of Montreal 312-461-7869
Bank of the West 415-834-9432
Bank United 877-263-8930
BB&T 775-640-0744
BBVA Compass 205-297-7363
Berkshire Mortgage 617-556-8170
BMO Harris 312-461-7869
BNP Paribas 415-834-9432
California National Bank USBHM760Servicing@usbank.com
Capital One 703-205-1755
Charter One Bank 401-456-7819
Chase Bank 866-989-1356
Chevy Chase Bank 703-205-1755
Citigroup 480-753-7832
Citizens Bank 401-456-7819
Compass Bank 205-297-7363
Countrywide Financial 866-382-0489
Deutsche Bank Berkshire Mortgage 617-556-8170
Downey Financial USBHM760Servicing@usbank.com
Fifth Third Bank 513-358-0806
First Hawaiian Bank 808-525-8708
First Horizon Bank 901-523-4030
First Interstate Bank 406-255-5350
First Magnus Financial 520-202-0115
FleetBank 866-382--0489
GMAC 866-709-4744
Golden West Financial 866-359-7363
Guaranty Bank 414-410-1400
Harris Bank 312-461-7869
Hibernia Bank 703-205-1755
Household Bank 224-552-4400
HSBC 224-552-4400
Huntington National Bank 614-480-6009
IBERIABANK 941-556-5821
IndyMac 626-229-1891
ING Direct 888-464-3220
JPMorgan Chase 866-989-1356
KeyBank 216-689-0519
LaSalle Bank 866-382-0489
Litton Loan Servicing 713-793-4923
M&I Bank 414-765-7899
M&T Bank 716-848-7930
Marshall & Ilsley Bank 414-765-7899
National City Bank 937-910-4009
Ocwen Financial 407-737-6174
OneWest Bank 866-235-2366
Park National Bank USBHM760Servicing@usbank.com
PNC Bank 937-910-4009
RBC Bank 877-530-0765
RBS Citizens 401-456-7819
Regions Bank 601-554-2913
Royal Bank of Canada 877-530-0765
Royal Bank of Scotland 401-456-7819
Sovereign Bank 610-208-6128
Sun Trust Bank 404-332-3875
TD Bank 207-761-8536
Toronto-Dominion Bank 207-761-8536
Union Bank of California 415-705-7335
US Bank USBHM760Servicing@usbank.com
Wachovia 866-359-7363
Washington Mutual 866-989-1356
Wells Fargo 866-359-7363
World Savings Bank 866-359-7363
Zions Bank 801-524-2129

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Step 2: Compose E-Mail

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Subject*		Talking Points Writing Tips Adding the following information to the top of your letter will help speed up the process: 1. Daytime phone number 2. Account number of your mortgage loan Your address information will automatically be added at the top of the letter after you click 'Next.' If you want to make any additional edits, you can do so to the left.
Message*	Dear [Recipient],
	To whom it may concern: This is a qualified written request under Section 6 of the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA). I own the property at the address listed above, and your bank services my mortgage. Over the last several weeks there have been many stories documenting the problem that banks are foreclosing on homes without proof that they own the loan. I have learned that in many cases, banks like yours do not even know who owns the loans you service. Employees at several leading banks have admitted to rubber stamping tens of thousands of foreclosures every month, without even checking to make sure that the bank had a legal right to proceed with foreclosure. In some cases, banks allegedly falsified mortgage documents to cover up their mistakes. There have been reports of two banks trying to foreclose on the same home, banks foreclosing on homeowners who were current on their payments, and even of a bank foreclosing on a home where the homeowner had never taken out a mortgage to begin with. This is not merely a "technical problem"--it is the difference between having a warm bed at night and being out on the street. As a homeowner and a customer of your bank, I am horrified. I had always believed that if I played by the rules, I would be protected, but now I know that banks like yours think the rules don't apply to them. To protect myself and my family, I need to know who owns my mortgage. Within sixty days, I would like to know the name, address, and phone number of the bank or investor that owns my mortgage. Furthermore, in light of the recent allegations of foreclosure fraud, I demand to see the original mortgage note proving ownership over my home loan. If you fail to produce a mortgage note proving that you have a right to collect my mortgage payments, I will be forced to consider all options available to me to ensure that my family and my home are protected. I ask that I receive my response in writing. I understand that under Section 6 of RESPA you are legally required to acknowledge my request within twenty business days and must try to resolve the issue within sixty days. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
	Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address] [Your City]
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