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Request for an Emergency — Athens v. Bank of America (D.N.H.)

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A request for an emergency hearing, filed September 16, 2021 as Document 10 in Favorite Things, a DBA of Natasha Athens, v. Bank of America et al, Case 1:21-cv-00748-SM, in the United States District Court at Concord, NH. The plaintiff states that on September 15, 2021 Bank of America submitted a forgiveness amount of $1.00 on a PPP loan of $18,625.00, and cites 18 USC 1344. The filing asks the court to have Bank of America and defendant Megan Scholz explain under oath why forgiveness was stopped and lowered to $1.00. It reproduces part of a loan forgiveness application showing a PPP maximum forgivable loan amount of $1.00, and ends with a certificate of service by email on September 16, 2021.

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        Case 1:21-cv-00748-SM Document 10 Filed 09/16/21 Page 1 of 4




                        UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                                 Concord, NH
District of Merrimack NH                  Docket # 1:21 - CV-00748-SM

                                 Favorite Things
                                      a DBA
                                 Natasha Athens
                                        v.
                               Bank of America et al
                                  Megan Scholz
                                   Defendants


REQUEST FOR AN EMERGENCY 18 USC 1344: Bank fraud

On September 15, 2021, the same day as the Plaintiff submitted the Summons' to
Defendants Megan Scholz and BOA, the Defendant BOA submitted a Forgiveness
Loan amount for $1.00, on a loan for $18,625.00 and is trying to cooerse the
Plaintiff into signing this maximum forgivable loan under duress.

The Defendants have failed to ever submit to the Plaintiff or any other borrowers
that their loans were not related to their taxes and their own payroll, which is
required to alter loan amounts.

The Plaintiff submitted her documents, and the Defendant approved the loan
based on her earnings. According to the SBA, this is one of mulitple BOA loans
altered, and a LENDER COMPLAINT was filed against Megan Scholz, for altering
the terms of the forgiveness.

The Plaintiff requests a hearing for Defendant BOA and Megan Scholz to explain
under oath the reason forgivness was stopped in route to the SBA, and the
forgiveness lowered to $1.00, and what that is based on. There is not an "appeal"
for that application signed under duress for $1.00. Megan has lied in emails to
the Plaintiff to try to get her to sign this application for $1.00 and then owe Bank
of America for the entire loan. This is criminal and against the rules of banking
and loans. 18 USC 1344: Bank fraud
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The Plaintiff is requesting that the court hold this hearing (it is not premature) as
this Defendant is costing millions of businesses and the Plaintiff to expire the time
for forgiveness of this loan. This plot is being handled w/ revenge to the people
that it should be accomodating, and the court needs to stop this crime in process,
unless complicit.

Emergency hearings are held all of the time, that's why they are called
emergency. This Plaintiff, while is in the process of being served, has been aware
of her actions since August, but continues to operate while committing crimes of
bank fraud.

Copy of Loan Forgiveness Application Sent by Megan Scholz
453998 - All Other Miscellaneous Store Retailers (except Tobacco Stores)
The NAICS industry code was selected in the Borrower Application Form

Primary Contact Information
Enter the best phone number to reach you in regards to this application for loan
forgiveness. If you need to change the Primary Contact Name, please call
1.866.457.4892.

Primary Contact Name
NATASHA MARIE ATHENS
Phone number *
Confirm phone number *
Paycheck Protection Program Loan Information
SBA PPP loan number

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Lender PPP loan number

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PPP maximum forgivable loan amount PPP maximum forgivable loan amount Info
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$1.00

PPP maximum forgivable loan amount:
The amount shown represents the maximum forgivable amount you are eligible
for based on the SBA rules and the documentation you provided at origination.
This amount may differ from your PPP Loan Amount, which is the amount of
funds you received and agreed to repay under the Promissory Note. Please
proceed with the forgiveness application in order to be eligible to receive
forgiveness for the maximum forgivable amount. Please refer to your PPP loan
account in online banking for your PPP loan amount.

This is Bank fraud. The forgivable amount does equal the loaned amount, unless
any bank contacted the Dept of Justice to state that the funds were not from a
small business owner, or misused and not for the purposed intended.

The Plaintiff used the loan to keep paying her rent and bills for her store, even
though her governor shut down small businesses.

This "notation" from Bank of America = a crime and they are doing this to most of
their loans on their own customers. In NH, many small businesses that did not
use Bank of America had their loans forgiven as loaned last year.

The Defendant plotted this crime from day one, and has targeted the most people
that they could.

Therefore this hearing has nothing to do with discovery or trial, but the need to
be sent a lawful forgiveness application now.

If they falsely report to the DOJ that any crime occured when there was none on
any of their lawful business borowers, they need to be charged per instance for
falsely reporting a crime In this case, the only one doing false reporting is the
bank. Federal law 25CFR S 11.431 False reports.

The Defendant is legally obligated to submit an appliction for full forgiveness to
the Plaintiff and every other loan customer.

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
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/s/

via email on September 16, 2021
Megan Scholz, megan.scholz@bofa.com
Brian Moynihan brian.t.moynihan@bankofamerica.com


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