Built for everyone who has to get the lender right on the policy

Agents bind it, lenders require it, title checks it, servicers match it, adjusters pay it. One checked reference for 824 lenders' mortgagee clauses, insurance addresses, and portals.

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Who uses MortgageeClauses.com? Anyone who has to put a lender on a property insurance policy, or check that someone else did it right. That includes insurance agents and CSRs, loan officers and processors, servicers, title and escrow teams, closing attorneys, real estate agents and TCs, adjusters, compliance staff, and homeowners. Each guide below covers where the clause shows up in that role and how to get it right.

A mortgagee clause is a few short lines: the lender's or servicer's legal name, successor wording such as ISAOA/ATIMA, and the address where insurance documents go. Those lines link a homeowners, dwelling, condo, or flood policy to a loan. When they're wrong, the lender rejects the binder, the servicer can't match the policy, force-placed insurance letters go out, and claim checks name a party that can't endorse them. MortgageeClauses.com, from Nymble Digital LLC in Tampa, FL, is a searchable reference for 824 US lenders and servicers. Each record has a Verified or Pending Verification status and a last-checked date, so you can see what the information is based on before you use it.

New to the topic? Start with what a mortgagee clause is and ISAOA/ATIMA explained, or go straight to search. Plans start with a 30-day trial (no card, up to 3 lenders).

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