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Santander mortgage timeline
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homese2 said:mowgliisaG said:homese2 said:homese2 said:Congrats!
Do you have any SE in your application though? My partner is, so wondering if we might just start getting some qs...0 -
homese2 said:mowgliisaG said:homese2 said:homese2 said:Congrats!
Do you have any SE in your application though? My partner is, so wondering if we might just start getting some qs...
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We have finally heard something, they have asked about my employment after furlough despite having a letter saying my job is secure etc.
Think they just want a headed letter detailing my salary etc going forward.
Hopefully this is all they ask for...
15/09 - AIP from Santander
21/09 - Applied for mortgage
28/09 - Sent to UWs
26/09 - Response from UWs
Valuation was done a week or so after sent to UWs.1 -
NatNat77 said:Moonstar101 said:NatNat77 said:Thank you! And yes I did apply directly. Started it 30 September, all requested docs were submitted on the 5th as we needed to get an accountants certificate for hubby, had phone appointment with them on the 14th where they checked a few things and crunched the numbers, passed to underwriting the same day and obviously heard today. They did say we'd hear this week but I had my doubts after seeing this thread. I can't help thinking there are 2 completely different underwriting processes, one for applying yourself and another for using a broker. I thought maybe we should have used a broker after all but I don't think it would have been quicker. Or maybe it was different because we already have a mortgage with them that we're porting. Who knows, you could drive yourself mad trying to figure it all out0
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So we finally received our mortgage offer today! Our turnaround was amazingly quick, as follows:
15/10 Application submitted
19/10 Valuation instructed
23/10 (Physical) valuation done
26/10 Valuation agreed, final checks done by UW.
27/10 Offer received
So all complete within an 8 day turnaround!
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SenseandSensibility said:So we finally received our mortgage offer today! Our turnaround was amazingly quick, as follows:
15/10 Application submitted
19/10 Valuation instructed
23/10 (Physical) valuation done
26/10 Valuation agreed, final checks done by UW.
27/10 Offer received
So all complete within an 8 day turnaround!
19/10 Application Submitted
19/10 AIP Agreed
19/10 Valuation Instructed
20/10 Hard credit check completed (Experian)
20/10 Valuation Completed
24/10 HTB ATP Completed
MB has told me 4 week wait at the start. I should be fairly straight forward case. HTB seemed to have speedup compared to a month ago.0 -
knocknock1 said:SenseandSensibility said:So we finally received our mortgage offer today! Our turnaround was amazingly quick, as follows:
15/10 Application submitted
19/10 Valuation instructed
23/10 (Physical) valuation done
26/10 Valuation agreed, final checks done by UW.
27/10 Offer received
So all complete within an 8 day turnaround!
19/10 Application Submitted
19/10 AIP Agreed
19/10 Valuation Instructed
20/10 Hard credit check completed (Experian)
20/10 Valuation Completed
24/10 HTB ATP Completed
MB has told me 4 week wait at the start. I should be fairly straight forward case. HTB seemed to have speedup compared to a month ago.0 -
@SenseandSensibility
We are with agent 2 = South. I was speaking to a HTB agent and they told me they were starting to offload some work to other agents for areas that were tied up, so I am hopeful you get it soon!. My borrowing is just above x3.5 my salary so affordability criteria should be good with LTV of 75% with the HTB. It might be when documents are checked in the first few steps that they might fast track some more of the 'straight' forward applications. It would seem to make sense in your case.1 -
So scrap what I said before about being confused.
Mortgage has been approved, just had the text. Yay2 -
FTB20 said:NatNat77 said:Moonstar101 said:NatNat77 said:Thank you! And yes I did apply directly. Started it 30 September, all requested docs were submitted on the 5th as we needed to get an accountants certificate for hubby, had phone appointment with them on the 14th where they checked a few things and crunched the numbers, passed to underwriting the same day and obviously heard today. They did say we'd hear this week but I had my doubts after seeing this thread. I can't help thinking there are 2 completely different underwriting processes, one for applying yourself and another for using a broker. I thought maybe we should have used a broker after all but I don't think it would have been quicker. Or maybe it was different because we already have a mortgage with them that we're porting. Who knows, you could drive yourself mad trying to figure it all out0
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