I own a home in Virginia, and recently suffered a loss ( XXXX XXXX ) due to an electrical surge. My heat pump was damaged. The electric company admitted the problem and fixed the power line. I had a contractor replace the entire unit. My insurance company, XXXX, quickly sent me a reimbursement check made out to me, and Wells Fargo. I endorsed and sent the check to them, and they verified receipt on XX/XX/XXXX. It is now XX/XX/XXXX, and they refuse to release the funds to me. They have sent me approximately XXXX pages of documents, and I have mailed and emailed them approximately XXXX pages back. Every time I call them it is like a " comedy of errors. '' They keep asking for the same things, and they even directly contacted my insurance company, XXXX, twice. None of the documentation seems to satisfy them, and I have called at least 15 times. I have paid on time every month since I started this mortgage, and often pay extra towards principal. I do n't understand how they can hold my money, and give me the run-around when the insurance paid so quickly. The loss is relatively simple, a heat pump. Can you please explain why it is OK for a mortgage company to take a check and just hold it for over a month? I already have been damaged, and the mortgage company just makes it worse. 
