HUD Seeks Comments on Ginnie Mae Securities Form Updates
Published Date: 4/14/2026
Notice
Summary
HUD wants to update the forms used in the Ginnie Mae Mortgage-Backed Securities Programs and is asking for your thoughts by May 14, 2026. This affects lenders and investors who deal with these mortgage-backed securities, aiming to make info collection smoother without extra costs. It’s a quick 30-day public comment period to help improve the process!
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Analyzed Economic Effects
5 provisions identified: 2 benefits, 3 costs, 0 mixed.
Liquidation Event Reporting Increases
If you are a Ginnie Mae issuer, Appendix VI-24 will require reporting each time a loan liquidation occurs instead of monthly. The notice estimates VI-24 will have 7,774 responses per year (300 respondents), totaling 46,644 annual hours and an annual cost of $2,125,101.
Estimated Total Annual Burden and Cost
HUD estimates the entire collection will result in 2,544,133 total responses, 87,200.43 total annual hours, and an annual cost of $3,972,852 across all forms and issuers.
More Financial Data Required from Issuers
Appendix VI-20 will be changed to request more detailed and recent financial data so Ginnie Mae can better assess issuer financial health. The notice estimates the Audit VI-20 electronic schedules submission at 368 responses per year, 1.5 hours per response, totaling 552 hours and $25,149 annually.
New Disaster Assistance Request Forms
HUD is adding Appendix XI-01, XI-01A, and XI-01B so issuers can request pass-through assistance after a declared natural disaster or an extreme event (pandemic). For example, XI-01 is estimated at 300 responses per year totaling 24 hours and $1,093 in annual cost.
Pool Numbers Have No Fee
There is no fee for requesting Ginnie Mae pool numbers. Pool numbers are alpha-numeric, have no expiration date, and each pool number can be used only once.
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