A securitization audit is a critical process that examines the ownership, transfer, and documentation of mortgage loans within the securitization chain. By identifying discrepancies, missing assignments, or compliance issues, a securitization audit can help borrowers, attorneys, and financial professionals better understand the legal standing of a loan. In this article, we explore what a securitization audit is, why it matters, and how it can uncover important details that may impact foreclosure defense, loan servicing disputes, and mortgage-related litigation.