If Ocwen serviced your mortgage between 2010 and 2017, and you were charged for Broker Price Opinions (BPOs) or Hybrid Valuations, you may be owed $60–$70 per fee from a class action settlement.
Deadline to file your claim: September 29, 2025
Why Was There a Lawsuit?
Borrowers sued Ocwen Loan Servicing and its parent company, claiming they were overcharged for property valuation services — specifically BPOs and Hybrid Valuations — that included undisclosed mark-ups.
Ocwen denies wrongdoing, but agreed to a settlement to avoid further litigation.
Who Qualifies?
You may be eligible if:
You had a loan serviced by Ocwen anytime from Nov. 5, 2010 to Sept. 29, 2017, and
You were charged and paid for one or more BPOs ($60) or Hybrid Valuations ($70) through Altisource
You may also qualify if you’re in California and were assessed these fees (even if you didn’t pay them yet) and still have an active Ocwen loan.
How Much Can You Get?
The settlement pays:
$60 per BPO fee you paid
$70 per Hybrid fee you paid
Reversals/Credits of those fees for California borrowers with current Ocwen loans (if unpaid)
Example: If you paid for 2 BPOs and 1 Hybrid, you could get $190 back.
What Are My Options?
| Option | What It Means | Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| File a Claim | Get your money back — $60 or $70 per fee | Sept. 29, 2025 |
| Opt Out / Object | Deadline has passed (July 12, 2024) | Closed |
| Do Nothing | You’ll get nothing and lose your right to sue Ocwen again | No action needed |
How to File a Claim
Filing is simple — you can do it online or by mail:
• Online
Go to the official settlement site and click on “File a Claim”
• By Mail
Download and print the claim form and send it to:
Ocwen Fee Settlement
c/o JND Legal Administration
P.O. Box 91338
Seattle, WA 98111
Your claim must be submitted or postmarked by September 29, 2025
If you received a notice with a Unique ID, use it when filing.
If you didn’t, you may need to provide documents showing Ocwen serviced your loan.
