We believe that our loan servicer ( SPS ) is not following MHA guidelines in connection with their review of our Request for Mortgage Assistance. According to MHA Handbook XXXX XXXX, Section XXXX an Acknowledgement and Incomplete Information Notice " must include a specific date. '' They gave us a date of XXXX XXXX to send in a complete information package. They ignored the XXXX XXXX date and sent us a letter dated XXXX XXXX saying the had received a complete package. How could they say they had a complete package when we had not sent one?????? 
Our other even greater concern is that we believe that we qualify for HAMP and SPS does not acknowledge that we made a HAMP request in any of the letters regarding our loan application review that they have sent to us. We contacted MHA XXXX and they said that loan servicer should first consider HAMP before any other loss mitigation options. Below is a list of HAMP eligibility criteria : ( 1 ) Delinquent on mortgage ( 5 months behind ), ( 2 ) Obtained the mortgage before XX/XX/XXXX XX/XX/XXXX ), XXXX 3 ) Our property has not been condemned, XXXX 4 ) Owe less than {$720000.00} ( {$370000.00} ) ( 5 ) We have not been convicted of any crime in connection with a mortgage or real estate transaction, and ( 5 ) We pass the Net Present Value Test,. We wish that SPS would finally acknowledge this and give us a HAMP loan. Why are they not telling us anything about HAMP when reviewing our applications? SPS did send us separate letters about assignment of an appointed of a HAMP relationship manager. The last time I talked to one of the HAMP relationship managers they wanted us to pay our delinquency or agree to a short sale or deed in lieu of foreclosure. They also said that we could not request a HAMP. I do n't understand that. They have never given us a HAMP so why should we not be able to apply. But these conversations cause me a great deal of stress, and do not wish to talk to any SPS person that has the same old story. 
