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A Florida-based mortgage loan officer forged documents to show that clients were divorced or receiving child support, according to a federal indictment. So reports the Orlando Sentinel.
The Department of Justice alleged that Omayra Ujaque ran a mortgage scam so unqualified borrowers could gain funding from her employer, an unspecified financial institution.
The 52-year-old loan officer was charged with three counts of bank fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft and could face a lengthy prison sentence if convicted.
