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#2114444 - 01/17/17 09:02 PM E-Consent and the CD
Luv2run Offline
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Am I correct in thinking BOTH borrowers or any parties with the right to rescind need to provide e consent prior to sending the CD electronically?

For example: The borrower gives consent, however the co borrower never does. I am thinking we should not send the co borrower the CD electronically......
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#2114447 - 01/17/17 09:16 PM Re: E-Consent and the CD Luv2run
Dan Persfull Offline
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All parties that are to receive written copies of the disclosure must consent to electronic delivery.
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#2114452 - 01/17/17 09:33 PM Re: E-Consent and the CD Luv2run
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Thank you Dan!
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#2114470 - 01/17/17 10:56 PM Re: E-Consent and the CD Luv2run
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How would this apply for a non borrowing spouse?

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#2114471 - 01/17/17 11:03 PM Re: E-Consent and the CD Luv2run
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Are you in a marital property state? Is the spouse on title?
As Dan said: All parties that are to receive written copies of the disclosure must consent to electronic delivery.
Here, that means the non-borrowing spouse must consent to electronic delivery.

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