2013 form 710-2025

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The Uniform Borrower Assistance Form is a document designed for individuals experiencing financial hardship seeking mortgage relief. It requires borrowers to provide personal information, details about their property, income, expenses, and the nature of their hardship. The form includes sections for a Hardship Affidavit and necessary documentation to support the request for assistance. By signing the form, borrowers certify the accuracy of their information and agree to terms regarding potential mortgage relief options.

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Begin by filling out your personal information, including names, social security numbers, and contact details. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing your request.
Indicate your intentions regarding the property by selecting options such as 'Keep the Property' or 'Sell the Property'. This helps clarify your goals for assistance.
On Page 2, disclose all income sources and monthly expenses. Use our platform's tools to easily input figures and ensure you include all required documentation for verification.
Complete the Hardship Affidavit on Page 3 by detailing your financial difficulties. Select the primary reason for your hardship and attach any necessary supporting documents.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before signing and dating the form. This step is essential as it certifies that all provided information is truthful.

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What is Fannie Mae form 710?

Form 710 is a Borrowers application for Mortgage assistance due to financial hardship.

What is a uniform borrowers assistance form?

The Uniform Borrower Assistance Form assists individuals experiencing financial hardships in obtaining mortgage relief. It requires detailed personal, financial, and hardship information. Completing this form is essential for those seeking assistance with their mortgage payments.

What is a uniform loan application?

What is the Uniform Residential Loan Application (URLA)? The URLA (also known as the Freddie Mac Form 65/Fannie Mae Form 1003) is a standardized document used by borrowers to apply for a mortgage. The URLA is jointly published by the GSEs and has been in use for more than 40 years in all U.S. states and territories.

What is a borrower certification form?

CERTIFICATION. BY SIGNING THIS DOCUMENT, YOU ARE STATING THAT ALL INFORMATION YOU HAVE PROVIDED TO THIS LENDER IS ACCURATE AND VERIFIABLE. THE LENDER IS AUTHORIZED TO VERIFY OR RE-VERIFY ANY OF THE INFORMATION YOU HAVE PROVIDED IN YOUR APPLICATION AND TO OBTAIN ONE OR MORE CREDIT REPORTS.

What is a uniform borrower assistance form?

You must provide information about yourself and your intentions to either keep or transition out of your property; a description of the hardship that prevents you from paying your mortgage(s); information about all of your income, expenses and financial assets; whether you have bankruptcy; and information about the