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This document is a sample qualified written request (QWR) under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA). [1] It disputes the amount owed on a mortgage statement and requests detailed information and documents regarding payments, fees, escrow charges, and other account activity. [2] Sending a QWR provides temporary credit protection during the 60 day response period. [3] The letter is provided as an example and consumers must write their own customized letter to the loan servicer.

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This document is a sample qualified written request (QWR) under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA). [1] It disputes the amount owed on a mortgage statement and requests detailed information and documents regarding payments, fees, escrow charges, and other account activity. [2] Sending a QWR provides temporary credit protection during the 60 day response period. [3] The letter is provided as an example and consumers must write their own customized letter to the loan servicer.

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This document is a sample qualified written request (QWR) under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA). [1] It disputes the amount owed on a mortgage statement and requests detailed information and documents regarding payments, fees, escrow charges, and other account activity. [2] Sending a QWR provides temporary credit protection during the 60 day response period. [3] The letter is provided as an example and consumers must write their own customized letter to the loan servicer.

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Sample Qualified Written Request Under RESPA

If [1] you believe the mortgage loan servicer or


lender has made a mistake regarding your mortgage or if [2]
your mortgage loan servicer does not answer your informal
request for information about your mortgage loan you can
make a “qualified written request” for information under
the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA). 12
U.S.C. § 2605. You must include a statement of the
reasons for your belief that the mortgage account is in
error and provide sufficient detail to the servicer
regarding other information you seek. If you do not
honestly believe there is an error, this letter is not for
you.

This letter temporarily protects your credit rating.


During the 60-day period beginning on the date of the
servicer’s receipt of your qualified written request
relating to a dispute regarding your payments, a servicer
may not provide information regarding any overdue payment,
owed by you and relating to such period or qualified
written request, to any consumer reporting agency.

Send all letters by certified mail and keep the


receipt.

Caution: The letter provided is for illustration


only; you must compose your own letter; this is only to
show you what one might look like.

Notice: Prepared by Legal Aid Society • 416 W. Muhammad


Ali Blvd., Suite 300 • Louisville, KY 40202 • (502) 584-
1254. March 2007. We provide this information as a public
service. It is not legal advice. Sometimes the laws
change. We cannot promise that this information is always
up-to-date and correct. By providing this information, we
are not acting as your lawyer. Always consult a lawyer, if
you can, before taking legal action.
April 11, 2008

VIA CERTIFIED MAIL

Giant Mortgage Company, NA


[Address]

Attn: Mortgage Loan Accounting Department

Re: Loan # 99999999


George and Wanda Borrower
[Address]

Dear Sir or Madam:

This is a “qualified written request” pursuant to the Real Estate Settlement


Procedures Act, 12 U.S.C. § 2605(e). Giant Mortgage Company, NA is the servicer of
our mortgage loan at the above address. We dispute the amount that is owed according to
the Monthly Billing Statement and request that you send us an itemization of the
following:

1. A complete payment history, including but not limited to the dates and
amounts of all the payments we have made on the loan to date;

2. A breakdown of the amount of claimed arrears or delinquencies, including an


itemization of all fees charged to the account;

3. An explanation of how the amount due on the Monthly Billing Statement


($1,000) was calculated and an explanation of why this amount was increased to $2,000
on August 1, 2005;

4. The payment dates, purpose of payment and recipient of any and all
foreclosure fees and costs that have been charged to our account;

5. The payment dates, purpose of payment and recipient of all escrow items
charged to our account since [insert date Giant Mortgage Company, NA took over the
servicing];

6. A breakdown of the current escrow charge showing how it is calculated and


the reasons for any increase within the last 24 months; and
7. A copy of any annual escrow statements and notices of a shortage, deficiency
or surplus, sent to us within the last three (3) years.

Thank you for taking the time to acknowledge and answer this request as required
by the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, 12 U.S.C. § 2605(e).

Sincerely,

George and Wanda Borrower

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