Illinois Statutes Chapter 815. Business Transactions § 505/2AAA. Mortgage marketing materials

(1) no language may be used to state or imply that any response by a consumer who is not an existing customer is required, imminently or otherwise, including, but not limited to, the use of the terms “urgent”, “action required”, “materials inspected”, “time sensitive”, or “important account information enclosed”;

(2) the name of the solicitor's mortgage company must be prominently stated:

(3) the name of the consumer's mortgage company may not be used to state or insinuate in any way that the marketing material is from the consumer's mortgage company rather than the solicitor's mortgage company, and can only be used in the body of the text and when accompanied by clear language explaining that the solicitation is not from or affiliated with the consumer's mortgage company, and is merely a solicitation. The name of the consumer's mortgage company shall not be visible through an envelope window, appear on the envelope itself, or appear in an email subject line; and

(4) the text must clearly state if the consumer's mortgage company had no part in helping the solicitor obtain the homeowner's mortgage information.