We’re here to help you explore your options and find the right solution for you.
Fallen behind but ready to catch up? A repayment plan lets you gradually pay off missed payments along with your regular mortgage payment.
Need a more affordable payment? We may be able to change the terms of your loan to help.
Going through a short-term hardship? We can temporarily pause or reduce your mortgage payments to give you time to recover and you can repay the payments later.
If you're current on your mortgage loan, refinancing could lower your interest rate, reduce your payments or access equity.
A payment deferral can delay your mortgage payments. All missed payments will be due when your loan is paid in full or by the maturity date, whichever occurs first.
Owe more money on your mortgage loan than your home is worth? A short sale, which allows you to sell your home and settle your mortgage debt for less than you owe, may be right for you.
If you can no longer afford your mortgage, a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure is a way for you to voluntarily transfer ownership of your home to us to avoid foreclosure.
If keeping up with your mortgage payments has become difficult, selling your home may be a practical way to avoid foreclosure. The sale proceeds can help pay off your mortgage and any extra is yours to keep.
Foreclosure happens when mortgage payments have been missed for a long time and Citizens takes ownership of your home. This usually results in the home being sold to settle the remaining balance.
You and your dependents may be entitled to certain legal rights and protections under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA).
Servicemembers with a mortgage incurred before entering active duty can benefit from a 6% interest rate cap under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. This cap applies to the duration of the servicemember's active duty and for an additional year after military service ends.
For more information, contact us by any of the options below.
Email: MilitaryAssistance@citizensbank.com
Mail:
Military Assistance Team
One Citizens Bank Way–JCA150
Johnston, RI 02919
Fax number: 855-872-1791
Additional details are available from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau at Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
If you're having difficulty making mortgage payments, please contact us right away. Applications are submitted using a trusted third-party portal. Our team will work with you to explore available solutions.

To apply, you must:
You may need:
Citizens will review your application and notify you of your eligibility status.
Applying online through the Loan Solution Center is the quickest way to request assistance. If you prefer an alternate method, see the options below.
Phone Number: 800-456-8855
Our team is available Monday through Friday, from 8 am to 8 pm ET, to discuss available options and help you work toward a resolution.
Download our Mortgage Assistance Application form
Mail or fax completed application and required documents to:
Citizens
Attn: Loss Mitigation - VAM352
10561 Telegraph Road
Glen Allen, VA 23059
Fax Number: 888-777-1631
If you're facing financial difficulty and having trouble paying your mortgage loan following a disaster, we can help find the right assistance options for your circumstance. Be sure to apply for assistance right away.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) offers homeownership counseling at no charge. To locate counseling agencies or programs in your area, call 800-569-4287, TDD 800-877-8339 or visit www.hud.gov
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