Does Wells Fargo have a uniform process for objecting to the stay non-judicial state?

[filingsoon]

Ex spouse in Oregon (non-judicial) and he just received the "official letter" from Wells stating that they will be selling his home on 03/28/2010.

Holding out to file a BK until Mid March if possible I'm not sure if Wells will ask the court for permission to move foward or not with the sale then. Does anyone know Wells has a uniform process of objecting to the stay?

This is in Gresham Oregon a suburb of Portland. If they don't object then he might have another 3 months or so before he has to move which would give more time to save extra money.

Would appreciate from hearing from anyone who has dealt with Wells in a similiar situation.

[Egr61]

In my case in Oregon, Wells Fargo filed for and was granted relief from the automatic stay, after I filed. I made the mistake of ignoring some mail from a law firm. I think Wells Fargo does ask for relief from the stay so they can proceed with a foreclosure. They did in my case anyway.

[norcal]

We were served the NOD by Wells Fargo and filed for chapter 7 a month later. The sale date was set and then everything of course stopped when they received notice of us filing for BK. They never asked for a stay, but started the process back up after we were discharged. We contacted them and asked for a deed in lieu of foreclosure and signed the paperwork a couple of weeks ago. I'm relieved that this chapter is over. I will say that they were very lax about the whole thing. It took 9 months of missed payments for them to file the NOD.