Periodic Statement - Date of First Notice or Filing
Periodic Statement - Date of First Notice or Filing
In order for the Date of First Notice or Filing to be disclosed on the Periodic Statement, you must first set up a Default Record and a Foreclosure tracking record in Servicing Director.
Notice of whether the servicer has made the first notice or filing required by applicable law for any judicial or non-judicial foreclosure process The Date of First Notice or Filing will be disclosed on the Periodic Billing Statement after a Default ...
When Foreclosure Information is not displayed on the Periodic Statement. In order for the Date of First Notice of Filing to display on the Periodic Billing Statement, you must have a Default Record and Foreclosure Tracking Record created in the ...
The Periodic Billing Statements Payment Due Date is not affected by the current payment status of a loan, as it is with the Monthly Billing Statements. When you run the Monthly Billing Statements Update event, it will produce a Statement for a loan's ...
The Servicing Director Periodic Billing Statement will produce a Delinquency Notice message box when the number of days delinquent on the loan exceeds 45 days. The Delinquency Notice contains a Recent Account History. Recent Account History will go ...
Producing the Initial Interest Rate Adjustment Notice ("ARM notice") - Required Fields The Next P&I Change Date must be equal to the First P&I Change Date. The Initial ARM Notice sent field must be blank. When the notice is produced the Initial ARM ...