Woolwich Mortgage Application HELP

ACG

I have always scanned them in and uploaded? The only lender I have ever had to post anything off to is Natwest - for that I just drop it off at my local rbs for internal post

amnblog

The Post Office provide a document certification service at low cost if you do not wish to post originals.

http://www.postoffice.co.uk/document-certification-service

If you are posting originals use special delivery.

Fizzy11

That just goes to show there is no consistency as Woolwich still insist on it for us & Nat West don't deal with us unless BTL or Sharec Equity. RBS do though.

Are you DR or AR?

Thrugelmir

Fizzy11 wrote: »

That just goes to show there is no consistency as Woolwich still insist on it for us & Nat West don't deal with us unless BTL or Sharec Equity. RBS do though.

Are you DR or AR?

If you are mortgage brokerage this should be declared in your signature.

Fizzy11

I'm not or I would have.

missmortgagehunter

Jessbrooks24 wrote: »

Hi, we have just started a mortgage application with the Woolich. We had a provisional agreement but has now been passed to an underwriter. All our documentation was scanned over to them by our mortgage advisor. They replied the following day requesting just one months bank statements.

These have now been sent yesterday but having to wait 3 working days for a reply. Is this a similar experience to you? I'm on tender hooks waiting to hear if we have been accepted or not. (We are first time buyers)

Thanks Jess

Hi Jess, sorry for the slow reply! Busy sorting paperwork all weekend! we are first time buyers too and I hate all this waiting, makes me very anxious!! We had an AIP issued and then submitted the full application, it's at the underwriter stage and had a text this morning to say that they need to arrange the valuation and gave me some log in details so I can track my application at each different stage.. I do hope it all goes okay, we seem to have handed over lots of money already ha ha. They do seem to take a while to do anything so not just you guys! How is it going for you? Heard anything back yet?

Beth

missmortgagehunter

We seem to have picked a very helpful solicitor though as we popped in yesterday with the docs that needed certifying, they stamped and signed all 14 sheets and didn't charge a penny. Everyone I have spoken to has been charged a small fee for this or been sent to the Post Office!