Loan Modification denials after 2 attempts. Underwriters not on same page I contacted Wells Fargo XX/XX/XXXX to explain to them that I lost my job and was in fear of falling behind on my mtg. I was offered nothing and was told that my loan had to be in default before I could do anything. I turned to XXXX XXXX to help me with the process of gaining a loan mod or forbearance, upon completion of the paperwork I was offered a position and was told that I would no longer qualify for the unemployment forbearance. I gathered all of my documents and stressed that my grandparents ( both in XXXX, XXXX under XXXX and the other suffering from XXXX XXXX ) we on the loan however, they have their own residence and do not contribute to the household and I also have a transfer upon death deed filed with XXXX County. I was told by one of Wells Fargo 's underwriters that if I could submit an affidavit to this affect that my grandparents social security income would not be needed. Needless to say I was denied a loan modification, I appealed as I took on a part time permanent position and also had a contributor to the mortgage and utilities within the household, I supplied Wells with all of this information, just to be called XXXX/XXXX/XXXX to say that I was denied again! And was told that the current underwriter required my grandparents information. I stated why would they need this when the first underwriter stated that the affidavit that I had signed and notarized would be sufficient and that their income is in NO WAY used for any mortgage payments or bills at the home. This process has been going on for several months ( almost 6 to be exact ). I can not get a straight answer from Wells Fargo as to the documentation that they require and why they require it for my grandparents. I have been paying this mortgage on my own since purchasing the property and unfortunately I fell several months behind after losing my job. 
