I got behind on my mortgage due to job loss. I was served with foreclosure papers by my servicer America 's Servicing Company. I was given the opportunity for foreclosure intervention by submitting the application and documents such as paycheck stubs, hardship letter, bank statements, and unemployment records to the attorney assigned to the case by America 's Servicing Company. I did this as requested sending the documents through the mail certified to the attorney 's office by the date specified in XXXX 2014. After this I heard nothing from the mortgage company or attorney for several months. In XXXX 2014, I was sent a letter from the attorney stating that I never submitted the required documents and therefore was ineligible for foreclosure intervention. I answered the letter to the attorney 's office and to the court on record for the foreclosure showing the certified letter receipt that showed the package was received by their office and who had signed for it. I still got no response. The process was allowed to continue making me further behind. If the attorney and servicer would have looked at the paperwork back in XXXX 2014, I would not be as far behind in my mortgage as I am now and would possibly have had a resolution getting my mortgage caught up with foreclosure intervention. Now that the foreclosure process has gone on and now that I am back at work and able to afford my mortgage, America 's Servicing Company does not want to listen to the fact that this could have been fixed over a year ago and is not willing to work with me for a modification to get my mortgage current. 
