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Q: Does Ocwen report to a credit bureau?
A: Yes. Ocwen reports to the following credit reporting agencies
on a monthly basis: Experian, Trans Union (SARMA), Innovis, and
Equifax.
Q: How can I get Ocwen to correct an error on my credit
report?
A: If you believe that Ocwen has provided inaccurate information to a credit
bureau, contact the credit bureau directly: |
TransUnion P.O. Box 1000 Chester, PA 19022 www.transunion.com |
Experian P.O. Box 2104 Allen, TX 75013 www.experian.com |
Equifax Credit Information Services, Inc P.O. Box 740241 Atlanta, GA 30374 www.equifax.com |
Innovis Consumer Assistance P.O. Box 1358 Columbus, OH 43216-1358 |
| For additional
information on submitting your issue in writing to the credit bureau
, click here
and refer to the "Your Credit Report" section of Ocwen's
Understanding Mortgage Servicing brochure. |
Q: When will my account be reported to the credit bureaus?
A: Ocwen reports to the credit bureaus based on loan status as of
each month end.
Q: My spouse and I are divorced. Is it possible to have
my spouse removed from the loan since he/she is no longer in the
home?
A: One of the borrowers may apply to assume the loan and release
the other from liability. To determine if your loan is assumable,
please forward a written request including a copy of your Driver's
License to: Ocwen, Attention: Assumption Department, 12650 Ingenuity
Drive, Orlando FL 32826. You may also fax this information to (407) 737-5802.
Please be sure to include your loan number. Once this information
is received, your Note and Mortgage will be reviewed to determine
if your loan is assumable. If your loan is assumable, we will forward
an assumption package to you within 15 business days. The assumption
process usually takes 4-8 weeks to complete. If your loan is not
assumable, you will be notified by mail within 15 business days.
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