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Consumer Alert
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Beware of "tracers" who offer to help you collect your refund for a fee. Although this practice is not illegal, you can get your refund directly from HUD for free.
Let us know if you have been harmed by a tracer or someone who asked you to become a tracer.
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If you had an FHA-insured mortgage, you may be eligible for a refund from HUD/FHA.
For more information about refunds from HUD/FHA, read our fact
sheet.
Search our database to find out if you are due a refund
- Enter your last name or
- enter your FHA case number (first 3 digits, a dash and the next 6 digits, example, 051-456789).
Call our support center at 1-800-697-6967 or email us
- to request a refund application, or
- check on the status of your refund, or
- your name does not appear, but you believe that you are owed a refund
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