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How to fill out the Seller Information-Authorization Form online
This guide will assist you in completing the Seller Information-Authorization Form online. By following these steps, you will ensure that your form is filled out accurately and efficiently.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the form.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your preferred online editor.
- Begin by providing your contact information. Enter your first and last name as required in the designated fields. Ensure that you input your Social Security Number accurately in the spaces provided.
- Indicate your marital status by selecting either 'Married' or 'Single.' If you are married, record your spouse’s name in the specified space.
- Provide the property address and mailing address. Include your home phone number and cell phone number. Specify whether this is your primary residence and, if applicable, indicate how many years you have lived there.
- Answer whether the property is a condo. If 'Yes,' include the management company’s name and contact number.
- State whether there is a homeowner’s association. If you answer 'Yes,' please provide the association's name and phone number.
- Fill out your current mortgage information. Include the first mortgage company followed by the loan number and their contact phone number. If applicable, repeat this for the second mortgage company and any home equity line companies.
- Review the authorization statement that allows Kingdom Title Solutions, Inc. to verify your mortgage and credit information. Ensure you understand this before you provide your signature.
- Sign the form in the designated areas for both sellers. This step is critical to validate the form.
- Once you have completed the form, you can save changes, download it for your records, print it, or share it with relevant parties as needed.
Take action now and complete your documents online for a smooth process.
Third-Party Mortgages A third-party origination is defined as any mortgage that is completely or partially originated, processed, underwritten, packaged, funded, or closed by an entity other than the lender who sells the mortgage to Fannie Mae, such as a mortgage broker or correspondent.
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