Understanding BSI Financial's Communication Channels

BSI Financial Services offers multiple communication channels, but effectiveness varies significantly by issue type. Choosing the right channel for your specific issue can save weeks of back-and-forth. This guide walks through when to use which channel.

Phone Support: When to Call

BSI's customer service phone line (800-327-7861) is best for:

Phone support is not effective for:

Written Correspondence: When to Write

For any dispute, error, or matter requiring a paper trail, written correspondence via USPS Certified Mail with Return Receipt Requested is essential. This creates legal proof of delivery and BSI's obligation to respond.

Send written correspondence to:

MyLoanWeb Portal: When to Use Online

The MyLoanWeb portal (bsi.myloanweb.com) works well for:

Portal messaging is not effective for formal legal notices or disputes — those require certified mail per federal law.

What to Include in Written Correspondence

Every letter you send to BSI should include:

  1. Loan number — Prominently at top of letter
  2. Your name(s) — Exactly as they appear on the loan
  3. Property address — The mortgaged property
  4. Your current mailing address — If different from property
  5. Phone and email — For BSI to contact you
  6. Date
  7. Clear subject line — E.g., "Qualified Written Request Under RESPA Section 6"
  8. Specific issue description — Dates, amounts, reference numbers
  9. Documentation requested or issue you want resolved
  10. Signature and date

When BSI Doesn't Respond

Under RESPA, BSI must respond to Qualified Written Requests within specific timeframes:

If BSI misses these deadlines, you have grounds for a RESPA violation claim. Damages can include actual losses plus statutory damages up to $2,000 per violation, plus attorney's fees.

Escalation options if BSI is unresponsive:

  1. File a CFPB complaint at consumerfinance.gov/complaint — Response required within 60 days
  2. File a state banking regulator complaint (varies by state)
  3. File a Better Business Bureau complaint
  4. Consult a consumer attorney — Many take RESPA cases on contingency

Special Contact Situations

Bankruptcy-Related Contacts

If you've filed for bankruptcy (Chapter 7 or Chapter 13), BSI's routine collection communications must stop under the automatic stay. However, informational communications about the loan can continue. If BSI contacts you inappropriately during bankruptcy, notify their bankruptcy department:

Death of Borrower / Estate Contacts

When a borrower dies, the estate or heirs need to contact BSI to determine how to handle the mortgage. Contact BSI's Successor in Interest team:

Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) Requests

Active-duty military members can request SCRA protections including 6% interest rate cap:

Loss Mitigation Contacts

If you're facing hardship and need loan modification, forbearance, or other loss mitigation:

Cease Communication Requests

Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), you can request BSI cease certain communications:

Alternative Contact: If You Can't Reach BSI

If BSI is unresponsive despite multiple attempts, several regulatory agencies can facilitate communication:

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)

The CFPB requires financial institutions to respond to complaints within 60 days. Filing a CFPB complaint often prompts faster responses than direct contact:

Your State Attorney General

State AGs handle consumer protection complaints and can pursue enforcement actions:

HUD-Approved Housing Counseling

Free housing counselors can help you communicate with servicers and access loss mitigation options:

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BSI Financial Services — Phone Numbers & Contact Information

All official contact methods for BSI Financial Services, including customer care, payment mailing addresses, and escrow/insurance inquiries.

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Customer Care (Borrowers)

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Toll-Free Phone

800-327-7861 · Available Monday–Friday during business hours

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Fax Number

814-217-1366

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Customer Care Mailing Address

BSI Financial Services
P.O. Box 517
Titusville, PA 16354-0517
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Online Borrower Portal

MyLoanWeb — accessible at bsifinancial.com

Specific Department Contacts

PurposeAddress
Regular Mortgage PaymentsBSI Financial Services, P.O. Box 679002, Dallas, TX 75267-9002
Insurance / Escrow InquiriesBSI Financial Services, P.O. Box 517, Titusville, PA 16354-0517, Attn: Proof of Insurance/Taxes
Qualified Written Requests (RESPA)BSI Financial Services, Attn: QWR, P.O. Box 517, 314 S. Franklin Street, Titusville, PA 16354
Corporate Headquarters4200 Regent Blvd, Suite B200, Irving, TX 75063
Sales / Business Inquiries972-347-4350 · sales@bsifinancial.com

Language Access

BSI Financial customer care includes representatives who speak English and Spanish. If your primary language is neither, BSI can arrange a translation service upon request. Some written correspondence is available in Spanish, including loan modification applications.

If You Are a Service Member

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Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA)

Active duty service members, or their spouses and dependents, may be entitled to special protections under the SCRA regarding interest rates and foreclosure proceedings. If you are currently on active duty or have been within the last 12 months, contact BSI Financial immediately to request SCRA protections.

Having Trouble Getting Through to BSI Financial?

If BSI Financial is unresponsive, a formal CFPB or BBB complaint is often the most effective way to force a response. Or, if you're ready to move on, explore refinancing to a better servicer.

File a ComplaintCheck My Rate

Best Times to Call

The customer service line experiences the highest volume between 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM Eastern Time on Mondays and the last three business days of each month (when escrow analyses and payment issues peak). Wait times during these periods can exceed 30 minutes.

For faster service, call during these lower-volume windows:

  • Tuesday–Thursday, 8:00–9:30 AM ET — Typical wait time under 5 minutes
  • Tuesday–Thursday, 4:00–5:00 PM ET — Typical wait time under 10 minutes
  • Friday afternoons — Consistently shorter waits than mid-week midday

Avoid calling on the 1st, 15th, and last business day of each month when payment-related inquiries surge. Also avoid calling in the two weeks following any bulk servicing transfer, as call volume increases substantially during transition periods.

Response Time Expectations by Channel

Realistic response times based on our aggregation of public complaints and industry benchmarks:

  • Phone (during business hours): Immediate for account questions; 24-48 hours for callbacks on escalated issues
  • MyLoanWeb secure message: 3-5 business days for standard requests, up to 10 business days for complex issues
  • Postal mail (general inquiries): 14-21 business days for acknowledgment; 30+ days for substantive response
  • Qualified Written Request (QWR): 5 business days for acknowledgment (RESPA requirement); 30-45 business days for substantive response (RESPA deadline)
  • CFPB complaint: Typically 15-30 days for the servicer to respond via the CFPB portal

If you don't receive a response within the timeframes above, escalate through the next channel. Written channels create documentation that phone calls do not, which becomes important if you need to file a complaint later.

Documentation to Keep for Every Interaction

Whether you're calling about a routine question or a serious dispute, document each contact. This documentation protects your interests if the issue escalates.

For phone calls, record:

  • Date and time of the call
  • Direct-dial number you called
  • Full name of the representative (ask them to spell it)
  • Their employee ID number
  • Reference number or ticket number for the call
  • What was said, promised, or agreed to
  • Follow-up actions expected and by when

For written correspondence (email, mail, portal message):

  • Keep a dated copy of everything you send
  • Send physical mail via certified mail with return receipt for anything important
  • Screenshot secure portal messages before and after sending (portals sometimes delete history)
  • Save all response emails with full headers

When to Escalate Beyond Customer Service

If standard customer service channels don't resolve your issue within reasonable timeframes, escalation options include:

  1. Corporate ombudsman: Many servicers maintain a corporate ombudsman or executive customer relations team for issues that customer service cannot resolve. Request escalation to this team explicitly.
  2. CFPB Consumer Complaint Portal: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau requires all supervised mortgage servicers to respond to complaints filed through the portal. Filing a complaint often accelerates resolution.
  3. State banking regulator: Each state has a regulator with authority over mortgage servicers operating in that state. State-level complaints sometimes get faster response than federal.
  4. State Attorney General consumer protection division: For potential violations of state consumer protection law, the AG can investigate.
  5. HUD-approved housing counseling agency: For loss mitigation, foreclosure, or servicing transfer issues, free counseling is available at 1-800-569-4287.

Contact Information Accuracy Notice

Contact information changes. The phone numbers, addresses, and departmental contacts listed on this page were verified against NMLS Consumer Access and other public sources on our most recent review date (shown in the page footer).

If you find any contact information listed here is incorrect or has changed, report the error to corrections@bsifinancialusa.com with the correct information and a citation to your source. We update within 48 hours of confirming corrections and disclose changes at the bottom of the page.