Mortgage Lender Refuses to Provide Certified Copy of Original Promissory Note
A homeowner formally requested certified copies of their promissory note and endorsements under RESPA and UCC provisions, receiving only a partial response. The lender's non-compliance with document disclosure obligations is a legal enforcement matter without a viable software solution path.
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Shellpoint/Newrez fails to respond to QWR submissions sent by both email and certified mail over multiple years, violating RESPA's 30-day response requirement. Homeowners cannot access their own loan documents needed to verify balances, modification history, or dispute errors. The servicer's silence prevents refinancing, selling, or disputing the account.
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Homeowners face stonewalling when demanding original promissory notes and chain of title from mortgage servicers. Companies provide copies and internally generated records while refusing to produce originals. Consumers have no effective recourse when servicers deny validation requests.
Mortgage Servicer Ignores Qualified Written Request Under RESPA
The consumer submitted a Qualified Written Request to their mortgage servicer twice. Shellpoint has not responded appropriately as required by RESPA. Borrowers have no practical enforcement mechanism when servicers ignore statutory response obligations.
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