Time-Sensitive · Oklahoma Homeowners

Urgent notice
for Oklahoma homeowners.

You may be eligible for compensation.

If you missed out on the Oklahoma Homeowner Assistance Fund (OHAF) program — or were denied financial assistance during COVID-19 — you could be entitled to compensation. Oklahoma may have discriminated against certain residents in distributing federal relief funds.

Denied OHAF or only partially funded
Withdrew or never applied due to the program's criteria or discriminatory outreach and marketing
Suffered financial loss trying to keep your home

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Your information

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Step 2

Property address

Street Address*

Street Address 2

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Step 3

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Do you own your home?*

What year did you purchase your home?*

Do you have an active mortgage on the property?*

Did you experience financial hardship from the COVID-19 pandemic?*

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Why This Case Exists

Oklahoma may have discriminated against certain homeowners.

The Oklahoma Homeowner Assistance Fund (OHAF), administered by the Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency, distributed roughly $87 million in federal COVID-19 mortgage relief before the program closed to new applications in 2024.

Following recent Supreme Court rulings, attorneys are reviewing whether the program's selection criteria distributed funds in ways that may have violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act and the Equal Protection Clause. If you were denied — or kept from applying — you may be entitled to relief.

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Urgent noticefor Oklahoma homeowners.