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Amerisave Mortgage Corporation: 325 CFPB complaints about mortgage, last 3 years

Updated November 7, 2026. Source: CFPB Consumer Complaint Database.

Amerisave Mortgage Corporation drew 325 consumer complaints about mortgage in the CFPB database in the three years to November 6, 2026, 83.5% of its 389 complaints in that time. The most common issue was “Applying for a mortgage or refinancing an existing mortgage”. The company responded on time to 95.7% of them, and 14.5% closed with monetary or other relief.

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  • 325Complaints, last 3 years
  • 83.5%Share of the company's complaints
  • 95.7%Responded on time
  • 14.5%Closed with relief
  • Oct 23, 2026Latest received

By period

The three years are cut into 12 month periods ending on the date of the latest data.

PeriodComplaintsShare
12 months to Nov 6, 202613942.8%
12 months to Nov 6, 202510833.2%
12 months to Nov 6, 20247824%

Issues

IssueComplaintsShare
Applying for a mortgage or refinancing an existing mortgage15246.8%
Trouble during payment process6620.3%
Struggling to pay mortgage4513.8%
Closing on a mortgage3711.4%
Incorrect information on your report113.4%
Improper use of your report92.8%
Problem with a company's investigation into an existing problem51.5%

How the company responded

Company responseComplaintsShare
Closed with explanation27785.2%
Closed with monetary relief4714.5%
In progress10.3%

States

Where the consumers who complained live, as they gave it to the CFPB.

StateComplaintsShare
Florida4012.3%
North Carolina278.3%
Texas257.7%
California226.8%
Pennsylvania185.5%
New Jersey175.2%
Illinois123.7%
Maryland113.4%
Michigan103.1%
Colorado92.8%
Georgia82.5%
Arkansas72.2%
South Carolina72.2%
Tennessee72.2%
Washington72.2%
Alabama61.8%
Arizona61.8%
Connecticut61.8%
Indiana61.8%
Massachusetts61.8%
Missouri61.8%
New Mexico61.8%
Ohio61.8%
Virginia61.8%
Oklahoma51.5%

Latest 25 complaints

Newest first. Each row links to the complaint's record in the CFPB database.

ReceivedProductIssueCompany responseSource
October 23, 2026MortgageClosing on a mortgageIn progressconsumerfinance.gov
October 21, 2026MortgageClosing on a mortgageClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
October 20, 2026MortgageImproper use of your reportClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
October 19, 2026MortgageApplying for a mortgage or refinancing an existing mortgageClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
October 16, 2026MortgageClosing on a mortgageClosed with monetary reliefconsumerfinance.gov
October 15, 2026MortgageIncorrect information on your reportClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
October 14, 2026MortgageApplying for a mortgage or refinancing an existing mortgageClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
October 10, 2026MortgageIncorrect information on your reportClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
October 8, 2026MortgageClosing on a mortgageClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
October 7, 2026MortgageApplying for a mortgage or refinancing an existing mortgageClosed with monetary reliefconsumerfinance.gov
October 5, 2026MortgageImproper use of your reportClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
September 29, 2026MortgageTrouble during payment processClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
September 25, 2026MortgageApplying for a mortgage or refinancing an existing mortgageClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
September 25, 2026MortgageApplying for a mortgage or refinancing an existing mortgageClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
September 22, 2026MortgageApplying for a mortgage or refinancing an existing mortgageClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
September 21, 2026MortgageApplying for a mortgage or refinancing an existing mortgageClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
September 20, 2026MortgageIncorrect information on your reportClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
September 18, 2026MortgageApplying for a mortgage or refinancing an existing mortgageClosed with monetary reliefconsumerfinance.gov
September 17, 2026MortgageApplying for a mortgage or refinancing an existing mortgageClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
September 15, 2026MortgageApplying for a mortgage or refinancing an existing mortgageClosed with monetary reliefconsumerfinance.gov
September 10, 2026MortgageStruggling to pay mortgageClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
September 1, 2026MortgageApplying for a mortgage or refinancing an existing mortgageClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
August 31, 2026MortgageImproper use of your reportClosed with monetary reliefconsumerfinance.gov
August 30, 2026MortgageStruggling to pay mortgageClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov
August 28, 2026MortgageTrouble during payment processClosed with explanationconsumerfinance.gov

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