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Redeemed · 03-19-2008, 08:14 AM

Thanks Poppy. One more question, is there any place I can check online to view, and print the information as to weather HSBC is a member of MERS?

I was able to find a copy of MERS membership agreement, which specifically prohibits members from using the "lost note affidvit" when filing foreclosure.

It is a small and probably irrelevant issue, however, it is yet another non compliance by HSBC relating to the foreclosure.

Also, is is normal to have an assignment from original Mortgage company to state; .
..sell, assign, transfer and set over unto HSBC BANK, N.A., residing or located at c/o Chase Home Finance, LLC, 10790 Rancho.... herein designated as the assignee, the mortgage executed by *****

Chase is the servicer of the account, apparently and HSBC claim to hold the mortgage. If Chase were actually assigned the Mortgage, then Chase would be the Plaintiff, it seems, rather than HSBC as filed.

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Redeemed Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 24 Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0	Re: HSBC/CHASE Nightmare!! Thanks Poppy. One more question, is there any place I can check online to view, and print the information as to weather HSBC is a member of MERS? I was able to find a copy of MERS membership agreement, which specifically prohibits members from using the "lost note affidvit" when filing foreclosure. It is a small and probably irrelevant issue, however, it is yet another non compliance by HSBC relating to the foreclosure. Also, is is normal to have an assignment from original Mortgage company to state; . ..sell, assign, transfer and set over unto HSBC BANK, N.A., residing or located at c/o Chase Home Finance, LLC, 10790 Rancho.... herein designated as the assignee, the mortgage executed by ***** Chase is the servicer of the account, apparently and HSBC claim to hold the mortgage. If Chase were actually assigned the Mortgage, then Chase would be the Plaintiff, it seems, rather than HSBC as filed.