Denial letter regulations?
Date: Sun, 12/06/2009 - 12:37
Are there regulations on how a loan application denial letter is sent?
I recently tried to get a car loan and the dealer applied to 7-8 places so I got one denial letter after another. All were in inconspicuous sealed envelopes except one. It was more like a flyer - the denial statement on a piece of paper folded in three & sealed with tape. When I got it out of the mail box I was a little annoyed to see the seal was already broken so my postman and others who handled this peice of mail could have easily seen this private & somewhat embarrassing information.
I recently tried to get a car loan and the dealer applied to 7-8 places so I got one denial letter after another. All were in inconspicuous sealed envelopes except one. It was more like a flyer - the denial statement on a piece of paper folded in three & sealed with tape. When I got it out of the mail box I was a little annoyed to see the seal was already broken so my postman and others who handled this peice of mail could have easily seen this private & somewhat embarrassing information.
Of course the letter should be sealed, which it was. I think you
Of course the letter should be sealed, which it was. I think you may need to deal with the Post Office regarding the broken seal.
