Origination Documents to Review Sample Clauses

Origination Documents to Review. ‌ At a minimum, the PFI is required to review the following origination documents for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with all underwriting and eligibility requirements of the Guides and compare them to the reverifications received during its post-Closing QC review: • Uniform Residential Loan Application (FNMA Form 1003 / FHLMC Form 65); • Credit documentation; • Employment and income documentation; • Sources of funds documentation; • Appraisal documentation; • Sales contract; • For manually underwritten Mortgages, the Uniform Underwriting and Transmittal Summary (FNMA Form 1008 / FHLMC Form 1077); and • For Mortgage Loans underwritten with the assistance of either DU or LP, the output certificate must be reviewed, and the PFI must ensure that all conditions from the respective automated underwriting system have been met. Adequate documentation must be in the Mortgage Loan File for each condition listed on the final approval certificate.
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