Info on using the Administrative Process for Foreclosure Issues

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This page is for information about how to use a legal administrative process to challenge the assertion that mortgage companies have the right to foreclose. It's achieved success for many many people. By learning the process, it is very likely that you can remain in your house. Some 90+% of mortgages have been illegally processed, to the advantage of the home owner.

Let's Start with some History

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The Steps of the Administrative Process

You can research your own loan in the Registry of Deeds

You can do this in Massachusetts by going to your local registry of deeds or going online to: [Massachusetts Land Records.] There you should be able to find the complete list of the institutions that have held your mortgage, including any robo-signers and/or any involvement with "MERS." Then you can follow the steps in the chart below and make use of the templates that are shared freely here.

A B C D
Affidavit of Truth (by you) Mailing (by notary) Certificate of Service (by notary) Certificate of Non-Response (by notary)
Notice of Fault in Dishonor (by you) Mailing (by notary) Certificate of Service (by notary) Certificate of Non-Response (by notary)
Notice of Default in Dishonor (by you) Mailing (by notary) Certificate of Service (by notary) Certificate of Non-Response (by notary)
Affidavit requesting Notary Protest Notary Protest Your bill to the relevant institution(s) Celebrate!

The Templates

Coming soon: Templates for each step that you will be able to access here.