Nationwide SO SLOW

Jon_B_2

I've just had a look and currently the average time from application to offer is 9 days (I guess working days). So just over 2 weeks isn't bad at all really.

AMO77

Thanks Jon B. Appreciate the update

PixelPound

So I guess DIP might be similar of it involves underwriting?

AMO77

Good question. I'd be interested to know if any underwriting was done for a DIP with nationwide. I supplied all statements, ID, sa302s etc to my broker before. He did a 2 hour interview with all my addresses, credit report, bank statements , earnings, payslips etc before applying for the DIP

Jon_B_2

nic_c wrote: »

So I guess DIP might be similar of it involves underwriting?

My broker did my DIP.


He called me at about 1pm to gain permission to submit my application.


He called me at 1:30pm to confirm I had been accepted...

Joanne22

I have been waiting almost 8 weeks for a mortgage offer from Nationwide.


Submitted the paper work at the end of March 2015 then the application 'fell off' their system due to a glitch so the whole application had to be re-keyed and re-underwritten and I am still waiting!!

djedga

urrrgh sounds painful.

Ours took a month (porting so all done paper no online keying by broker and no text updates) but we got there in the end and I was pulling my hair out imagining every worst case scenario!

AMO77

It really is an awful period just waiting, convincing yourself of all the things that could go against you when there are often aren't any...

amnblog

..are you still worrying about nothing?

AMO77

Absolutely amnblog as housing agent now asking "any idea of time frame?!"
I tell myself that no news is good news