Only a few hundred have applied for $18.6M available only to Oklahomans who suffered in foreclosures
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Posted: 09/10/2012
TULSA - The Oklahoma Attorney General says claim forms must be postmarked by Thursday September 13, 2012 and so far fewer than 400 complaints have been received.
Click here to see the answers to frequently asked questions about the settlement.
The Attorney General's Public Protection Unit says Oklahomans are also eligible to participate in the national settlement options to refinance and adjust mortgage principal.
Five of the nation's big banks are involved and the money is earmarked for people who suffered from unfair or illegal banking practices during a foreclosure.
Click here to access the claim form which walks you through a series of questions to see if you qualify to receive some of the $18.6M
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