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Missing Escrow Balance Transfer Dispute Letter
Use this when a servicing transfer appears to have lost, duplicated, or mis-posted escrow balance information.
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Before you fill it out
What this resource helps you document
Use this when a servicing transfer appears to have lost, duplicated, or mis-posted escrow balance information.
01Transfer facts
02Balance mismatch
03Correction requested
04Documents enclosed
Federal baseline to check
Use the form with the rule, not instead of the rule.
These templates organize facts and records. They do not create a borrower right that the underlying regulation, loan terms, investor rules, or state law does not provide.
- Failure to transfer servicing information accurately and timely to a new servicer is expressly listed as a covered Regulation X error.
- A valid NOE should identify the borrower/account and the specific servicing error; a designated NOE/RFI address must be used if the servicer established one.
- Most transfer-information errors use the general 5-business-day acknowledgment and 30-business-day response framework, with a possible 15-business-day extension when permitted.
Use this resource carefully
- State the old servicer's closing escrow balance and the new servicer's opening balance with dates; do not assert the difference is missing until transfer-period disbursements and reversals are checked.
- Attach both statements and the transfer notice. If you also need the underlying transaction file, submit a focused RFI for the relevant date range.
- Ask for a corrected ledger and written explanation of any transfer-period tax/insurance entries, not merely a generic 'fix my escrow' response.