I am filing a complaint against Wells Fargo Home Mortgage. When I was XXXX laid off in XX/XX/2013, I informed then of what was occurring. I applied for what I was told were loan modifications XXXX. At the time, I was making attempts to still maintain my mortgage and household with unemployment and substitute XXXX pay. Unfortunately, I was not able to do so and was not able to maintain the "loan modifications". I went through several loan preservation officers and even at XXXX point had to resend all my paperwork, as a result of the same person no longer being as Wells Fargo. I was not approved for another of what I thought was a loan modification and attempted to get assistance through a local foreclosure assistance agency in XXXX North Carolina. Upon not getting approved for that, I returned back to Wells Fargo for assistance and again, the representatives that I was working with changed while I was within the process. I then began working with XXXX I received no calls from Wells Fargo. I reached out to them at the end of XX/XX/XXXX of this year, when I received a letter stating that my house was being sold in auction on XX/XX/XXXX. That is when I reached out to them and shared that I was attempting to work with another agency. The representative that I spoke with initially shared with me that I would need to provide proof of funds to stop the foreclosure until I shared with her that I was working with an agency. I was not informed by the agency or Wells Fargo that I was to take the letter to my local Clerk of Court. The only information that I received from Wells Fargo was that I was to send them the letter and to follow up with them regarding what would happen next. I made attempts to follow up with them prior to the XX/XX/XXXX, yet they were closed and there was no one that could assist me. When I finally spoke to someone after the XX/XX/XXXX and asked to speak to a supervisor, the supervisor on call would not speak to me and in turn shared with the representative that I was speaking with, that I should had called back sooner and despite what the other representative had told me, that I still needed proof of funds because working with a foreclosure agency was not guaranteed approval and that had I followed up, I would had known that the letter was not approved and that the house was indeed sold at auction on the third. I attempted to make a complaint with them then, but instead they transferred me to someone in Senior Management to see if I could get a reversal of the foreclosure and attempt a loan modification. Despite those efforts, it was denied, as the representative XXXX shared that my account was researched and Wells Fargo was not at fault.