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Force a Mortgage Lender to provide information?

Hello
Is there a legal letter that will request a Mortgage Lender to state a final total figure of what they want to clear a debt?
There are two properties left to get the mortgage shortfalls for. One has been in receivership for 16 months and the other for sale for 9 mths.
I cannot yet apply for bankruptcy ( there are 4 existing mortgage shortfalls and bank loan and our own house ) until I have the final, total, figure of all the houses.
Is there a legal form of letter that I can send that requires the remaining two lenders to tell me a final debt figure?
Thank you. regards Frank

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