How Are Periodic Statements Delivered?
Periodic statements may be sent electronically or in paper. Additionally, in very limited cases, such as a bankruptcy proceeding, the lenders or servicers are not required to provide periodic statements.
By default you will receive paper statements by mail unless you elect to have your servicer send you periodic statements electronically. You may also want to receive your periodic statement in person; however, you should consult with your servicer regarding this possibility.
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In case you choose to receive your periodic statements electronically, you should ask your servicer to send you a link to a website where you can securely access your statements with a password.
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