The CFPB Consumer Complaint Database is the largest public record of mortgage servicing disputes in the United States. Search by servicer name, issue type, state, or keyword to find complaint patterns. Each complaint shows whether the servicer responded on time and how it was resolved. If you're having problems with your mortgage servicer, this data can help you understand whether your experience is isolated or part of a broader pattern.

440,896 Total Complaints filed since 2012
76 Servicers Tracked by complaint volume
99% Avg. Timely Response 15-day CFPB requirement
63 States & Territories with complaints filed
93.3% Worst Timely Rate SANTANDER BANK
48,908 Most Complaints WELLS FARGO

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Select a servicer to browse their 500 most recent complaints. Filter by issue type, state, date range, or search by keyword.

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Top Servicers by Complaint Volume

These 10 servicers account for the majority of mortgage complaints in the CFPB database. Click any servicer name for their full complaint profile, including trend charts, enforcement actions, and issue breakdowns.

Rank Servicer Complaints Timely Rate Top Issue
1 WELLS FARGO & COMPANY 48,908 99.8% Loan modification,collection,foreclosure
2 BANK OF AMERICA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 47,734 97.8% Loan modification,collection,foreclosure
3 Ocwen Financial Corporation 34,720 98.5% Loan modification,collection,foreclosure
4 JPMORGAN CHASE & CO. 25,212 100.0% Loan modification,collection,foreclosure
5 NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC 18,593 99.3% Loan modification,collection,foreclosure
6 Shellpoint Partners, LLC 14,990 99.3% Trouble during payment process
7 SELECT PORTFOLIO SERVICING, INC. 14,438 99.6% Struggling to pay mortgage
8 Ditech Financial LLC 13,628 99.7% Loan servicing, payments, escrow account
9 Mr. Cooper Group Inc. 13,311 99.9% Trouble during payment process
10 CITIBANK, N.A. 10,322 98.3% Loan modification,collection,foreclosure

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How to File a Complaint

If you're experiencing problems with your mortgage servicer — incorrect payment processing, loss mitigation delays, escrow errors, or failure to respond to written requests — you have the right to file a formal complaint.

File with the CFPB

Submit a complaint at consumerfinance.gov/complaint. Select "Mortgage" as the product type. The CFPB will forward your complaint to the servicer, which must respond within 15 days.

Send a Qualified Written Request

Under RESPA § 6, you can send a formal written request to your servicer's designated address. They must acknowledge within 5 business days and resolve within 30. Send via certified mail, return receipt requested.

File a Notice of Error

Under 12 CFR § 1024.35, you can formally notify your servicer of 11 categories of errors. This triggers a 30-business-day investigation requirement and protections against negative credit reporting during the investigation.

Get Free Help

Call a HUD-approved housing counselor at 800-569-4287 for free assistance. You can also find legal aid in your state for advice on servicer disputes and loss mitigation rights.

Disclaimer: Complaint data is sourced from the CFPB Consumer Complaint Database, a public dataset of consumer-reported issues. Complaint counts reflect the volume of consumer-reported issues and do not constitute findings of wrongdoing. Larger servicers handle more loans and may naturally receive more complaints. American Default does not provide legal advice.

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