I applied for a refinance of a mortgage loan secured by an investment property in XXXX. The property is vested in the name of my revocable trust. I applied with GreenTree Servicing, my current loan servicer, which in turn got XXXX involved. During the application process, an employee of XXXX and then a couple of days later a title company employee asked for a " full copy '' of my trust agreement. When I asked the XXXX employee what her authority was for the request and asked whether they would accept a trust certification or memorandum of trust, I never received a response ( see emails attached ). Upon being asked by the title company, I did some research and learned that the law in XXXX is the same as XXXX where I reside. The XXXX statute 46A-10-1013, provides : " A person making a demand for the trust instrument in addition to a certification of trust or excerpts is liable for damages if the court determines that the person did not act in good faith in demanding the trust instrument. '' I offered to provide a trust certificate. As I see it, asking for a copy of the full trust agreement was unfair and made in bad faith. I am a XXXX so I know that conditioning the approval of the transaction upon the receipt of information that a lender is not otherwise entitled to could be viewed as abusive. How many unsuspecting borrowers are being asked to provide this information when a lender has other options and is clearly not entitled to receive it??? When is GreenTree going to get its act together? I cancelled the loan application and am looking to refi with another lender because I do not want to do business with any company that can not conform its activities to those that are lawful. 
