MASTER TEMPLATE CATEGORIES FOR DISPUTES
🔹 A. GENERAL DISPUTE LETTERS TO CRAs (Experian, Equifax, TransUnion)
  1. General Dispute of Securitized DebtFor unknown or unverifiable debts, demanding deletion unless strict proof of ownership and non-securitization is produced.
  2. Debt Purchased or Transferred from Original CreditorUsed when original creditor is no longer reporting but debt appears via third-party collector.
  3. Charge-Off Reporting with No Chain of Title ProofWhen a charged-off account is still reported without evidence of enforceable rights.
  4. Duplicate Account Reporting Post-SecuritizationFor cases where multiple entries of the same debt appear due to ownership changes.
🔹 B. CREDITOR/FURNISHER SPECIFIC DISPUTE TEMPLATES
  1. Dispute Letter to Debt Collector / Junk Debt BuyerDemand validation and chain of title from companies like Portfolio Recovery, Midland, etc.
  2. Dispute Letter to Original Creditor (OC)When the OC continues to report post-sale/securitization in violation of UCC and TILA.
  3. Letter to Mortgage Servicer Regarding REMIC / SPV IssuesEspecially powerful when mortgage has been bundled into MBS.
🔹 C. SPECIALTY ACCOUNT TEMPLATES
  1. Mortgage Loan Dispute – MBS or REMIC Evidence DemandApplies advanced securitization scrutiny to mortgage-backed securities.
  2. Auto Loan Dispute – ABS Transfer InvestigationAuto debt is often securitized into asset-backed securities.
  3. Credit Card Debt Dispute – Collateral & Derivative InquiryChallenges post-charge-off sale of credit card debt and improper reporting.
  4. Student Loan Dispute – FFEL or Private Loan SecuritizationEspecially for private loans sold to trust entities.
🔹 D. MULTI-PARTY ESCALATION TEMPLATES
  1. Combined CRA + Furnisher Dispute PacketA consolidated demand to both CRA and data furnisher with matching legal assertions.
  2. CFPB Complaint Template (Litigation-Ready)For filing regulatory complaints backed with legal citations and case law.
  3. FTC / State AG Letter of Violation NoticeWhen violations persist, and state/federal regulators need to be notified.
🔹 E. FINAL NOTICE & ESCALATION TEMPLATES
  1. Final Notice Before LitigationExplicitly warns of filing in federal court if deletion or full verification is not received.
  2. Notice of Intent to File Civil Claim for FCRA, FDCPA, GLBA ViolationsIncludes demand for monetary compensation.
  3. Notice of Discovery Hold / Litigation Preservation RequestDemands CRAs and furnishers preserve documents related to chain of title, securitization, and reporting.
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