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Read the Documents Treasury Has Been Keeping Secret

Nov. 8, 2012, 1:05 p.m. EST

Nov. 12: This index was updated with the certification cover letters for several more mortgage servicers.

In 2010 and 2011, ProPublica submitted Freedom of Information Act requests for documents showing how the government supervised its flagship foreclosure prevention effort, the Home Affordable Modification Program, or HAMP. More than two years after our first request, Treasury still hasn’t provided all the material we asked for. Here is an index of the documents the department has provided. We will update this list if we receive additional material.

2010 Certifications that Servicers were Following HAMP Rules

American Home Mortgage Servicing, Inc. – cover letter

American Home Mortgage Servicing, Inc. - certification

Aurora Loan Services – cover letter

Aurora Loan Services - certification

Bank of America, N.A. – cover letter

Bank of America, N.A. - certification

Bank of America – BAC/Countrywide subsidiary – cover letter

Bank of America – BAC/Countrywide subsidiary - certification

Bank of America – Home Loan Services subsidiary – cover letter

Bank of America – Home Loan Services subsidiary - certification

CitiMortgage – cover letter

CitiMortgage - certification

GMAC Mortgage – cover letter

GMAC Mortgage - certification

Green Tree – cover letter

Green Tree - certification

HomEq – cover letter

HomEq - certification

JPMorgan Chase – cover letter

JPMorgan Chase - certification

JPMorgan Chase – EMC subsidiary – cover letter

JPMorgan Chase – EMC subsidiary - certification

Litton – cover letter

Litton - certification

Nationstar – cover letter

Nationstar - certification

Ocwen – cover letter

Ocwen - certification

OneWest/IndyMac – cover letter

OneWest/IndyMac – certification

PNC – cover letter

PNC - certification

Saxon – cover letter

Saxon - certification

Select Portfolio Servicing – cover letter

Select Portfolio Servicing – certification

US Bank – cover letter

US Bank – certification

Wells Fargo – cover letter

Wells Fargo - certification

Responses by Servicers to HAMP Audits

American Home Mortgage Servicing, Inc.

Bank of America

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