Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 10, § 2040.5 - Qualified Written Requests
(a) A
servicer is only required to send an acknowledgment of receipt of a "Qualified
Written Request," within ten business days of receipt, if the action requested
by the borrower has not been taken within ten business days of receipt of the
Qualified Written Request. Acknowledgments of receipt and responses to
Qualified Written Requests must be in writing, sent by the preferred method of
communication indicated by the borrower (email, or regular mail through the
United States Postal Service). If the borrower has not indicated a preferred
method of communication, the servicer shall send the acknowledgment of receipt
and responses to Qualified Written Requests by regular mail, through the United
States Postal Service, to the borrower's last known mailing address on record
and to all email address(es) the servicer has on record for the
borrower.
(b) Servicers may
designate a specific electronic address to which Qualified Written Requests
must be sent. Servicers may also designate a specific physical address to which
Qualified Written Requests must be sent. A servicer that designates a specific
address or addresses for receipt of Qualified Written Requests must post the
designated address(es) on the servicer's website.
(c) A servicer is only required to send a
borrower a total of three notices stating that there will be no response to a
"Qualified Written Request," because the borrower has previously submitted the
same request, received a response, and provided no new information in its
subsequent, duplicative Qualified Written Request.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Section 1788.103, Civil Code; and Section 28106, Financial Code. Reference: Sections 1788.100 and 1788.102, Civil Code; and Section 28132, Financial Code.
2. Change without regulatory effect amending subsection (a) and Note filed 5-3-2021 pursuant to section 100, title 1, California Code of Regulations (Register 2021, No. 19).
3. Amendment of subsection (a) and NOTE filed 10-4-2023; operative
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