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- Begin by entering the Borrower’s Case Number, followed by the state and county code, and the borrower’s identification number in Items 1-3.
- In Items 4-5, input the correct fund code and loan number. If your payment covers multiple loans, write 'RH' in both fields.
- For Item 6, enter the total amount of the payment. Ensure that you include leading zeros in the 'DOLLARS' field and use '00' for cents if applicable.
- Finally, complete Item 7 by entering the borrower’s name without spaces or commas. Use abbreviations if necessary.
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