http://www.stopforeclosureanswer.com/stopforeclosure/foreclosure-disaster-%e2%80%93-one-woman%e2%80%99s-mistake-and-countrywide%e2%80%99s-mishandling.html Stop Foreclosure, Avoid Bankruptcy and Get Money Back! Sat, 10 Dec 2011 17:29:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.stopforeclosureanswer.com/stopforeclosure/foreclosure-disaster-%e2%80%93-one-woman%e2%80%99s-mistake-and-countrywide%e2%80%99s-mishandling.html/comment-page-1#comment-32 admin Wed, 03 Jun 2009 17:33:20 +0000 http://www.stopforeclosureanswer.com/stopforeclosure/?p=84#comment-32 It seems from your post that the mortgage company got everything they needed. If you want to be sure, try to get through to the department that is handling the modification either by pushing the button for additional help or by not putting in your account number when you call. You will be able then to ask if they have everything they need. If you are uncertain after that, get all the paperwork you faxed together, write boldly at the top <em>and</em> bottom of each page the account number and fax again. Then take a copy of everything you sent and put in an envelope for CERTIFIED MAIL from the United States Postal Service, with return receipt requested. Be certain that it is addressed to the department and person that you are dealing with. You will be able to get a delivery confirmation on the internet but you will also get that little green card back. In all states the original rules regarding proof of delivery were written before FedEx and similar delivery services were formed and may remain in their original form on the books. In either case, if you end up fighting, you will be able to prove that you sent the things you claim. It seems from your post that the mortgage company got everything they needed. If you want to be sure, try to get through to the department that is handling the modification either by pushing the button for additional help or by not putting in your account number when you call. You will be able then to ask if they have everything they need. If you are uncertain after that, get all the paperwork you faxed together, write boldly at the top and bottom of each page the account number and fax again. Then take a copy of everything you sent and put in an envelope for CERTIFIED MAIL from the United States Postal Service, with return receipt requested. Be certain that it is addressed to the department and person that you are dealing with. You will be able to get a delivery confirmation on the internet but you will also get that little green card back. In all states the original rules regarding proof of delivery were written before FedEx and similar delivery services were formed and may remain in their original form on the books. In either case, if you end up fighting, you will be able to prove that you sent the things you claim.

]]> http://www.stopforeclosureanswer.com/stopforeclosure/foreclosure-disaster-%e2%80%93-one-woman%e2%80%99s-mistake-and-countrywide%e2%80%99s-mishandling.html/comment-page-1#comment-25 r. thomas Wed, 27 May 2009 03:13:56 +0000 http://www.stopforeclosureanswer.com/stopforeclosure/?p=84#comment-25 I have called and asked for help, from my mortgage company and faxed over all needed documents. I called to check on this and i got a recording under my account number stating that they have stopped the collections and will be calling me back in 1 month to go over my mortgage issue and not to call them until then. Should i get a lawyer? I have called and asked for help, from my mortgage company and faxed over all needed documents. I called to check on this and i got a recording under my account number stating that they have stopped the collections and will be calling me back in 1 month to go over my mortgage issue and not to call them until then. Should i get a lawyer?

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