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I've not heard anything either. We applied 14th July. MB called them last Wednesday and they told her our application was due to be vetted in Monday 3rd and then there is a 6 day wait for underwritter.
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lancslass26 said:firsttimebuyerlpl said:FTB here also. Our timeline so far:
22nd July - Mortgage application submitted - text confirmation
22nd July - Confirmation that a valuation has been booked for the 28th July
23rd July - Clearscore showing that a financial associated has been added to my credit report - Does this mean the application is approved?
24th July - MA asked for latest payslip as we both got paid after the application was submitted - sent across
28th July - Assuming valuation has been done. we havent heard any different from NW or MA.
today (29th) we are still waiting on word from NW or MA to confirm if the valuation was satisfactory or not. Is this a good or bad sign? I dont want to chase our MA just yet as the valuation was only completed yesterday. We havent been asked for any further documents so not sure if this a good sign either. Havent seen a hard search on my credit report yet - not sure on my partners.
Nervous that things arent going to go through as I've heard NW are being strict on all applications.
I've also had financial association added to clearscore because of the application but no hard search performed or showing via Equifax yet so until the underwriters actually do their part. Think if you are COVID unaffected and basic employment then might be electronically underwritten. Any Self employment (genuine self emp or company director) then needs manual underwriter.0 -
Chased my MB today and she said the valuation still hasn't been instructed, and likely won't until the case has been agreed. It's already been over a week, so the nerves are creeping up again.
Buy My First House During A Pandemic Challenge
26/7 Nationwide 90% LTV Application Received | 26/7 Soft Credit Search | 4/8 Hard Search | 14/8 Underwriter questions | 17/8 Valuation booked | 19/8 Physical valuation & report received | 7/9 Mortgage offer | 27/11 Exchange & Completion0 -
firsttimebuyerlpl said:lancslass26 said:firsttimebuyerlpl said:FTB here also. Our timeline so far:
22nd July - Mortgage application submitted - text confirmation
22nd July - Confirmation that a valuation has been booked for the 28th July
23rd July - Clearscore showing that a financial associated has been added to my credit report - Does this mean the application is approved?
24th July - MA asked for latest payslip as we both got paid after the application was submitted - sent across
28th July - Assuming valuation has been done. we havent heard any different from NW or MA.
today (29th) we are still waiting on word from NW or MA to confirm if the valuation was satisfactory or not. Is this a good or bad sign? I dont want to chase our MA just yet as the valuation was only completed yesterday. We havent been asked for any further documents so not sure if this a good sign either. Havent seen a hard search on my credit report yet - not sure on my partners.
Nervous that things arent going to go through as I've heard NW are being strict on all applications.
I've also had financial association added to clearscore because of the application but no hard search performed or showing via Equifax yet so until the underwriters actually do their part. Think if you are COVID unaffected and basic employment then might be electronically underwritten. Any Self employment (genuine self emp or company director) then needs manual underwriter.0 -
I've just had a call from our broker saying the valuation issue is sorted but we now have to wait another week or so for the report to be reviewed. Current service levels are 6working days so hoping to have some news by the end of next week.0
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firsttimebuyerlpl said:Spoke with nationwide today myself. They said everything looks on track but they are still waiting on the surveyors report to come back. That should have been done on the 28th of July and NW advised if the date was changed they would have text us. How long does it take for the report to come back? I feel like that’s all we are waiting on now.0
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BillStruthBear said:We had an offer from NW but unfortunately COVID took our new build date beyond the latest date NW were willing to extend to so we had to resubmit a new application.
DIP - 17th July
Full application - 17th July
Hard credit check - 27th July
Additional information requests on 27th July - my wife is self-employed, she took the SEISS and continued to work through so we sent them evidence of her trading as normal with no drop-off in income (works in healthcare). They also asked for proof of our deposit (something they didn't actually do last time...!).
We had to provide updated payslips for myself to confirm I hadn't been furloughed or anything and also my wife's latest tax year overview, which probably actually works in our favour slightly. The years they judged us on previously she was pretty much part-time whereas last year was a great year working full-time.
Now waiting to hear back. There's always a worry the underwriter comes back with something, so hopefully hear back soon and put my mind at ease. Not heard anything about another valuation, the estate we're buying in has seen high demand for our house type and the latest one they put up was priced at £7k more than ours and sold inside 2 days, so the demand appears to be there, but I have no idea how these things are done.0 -
By taking the seiss you are declaring your income has been affected adversely by covid so they are going to look a lot closer at the application.1
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haras_n0sirrah said:By taking the seiss you are declaring your income has been affected adversely by covid so they are going to look a lot closer at the application.
I was mulling over just repaying it anyway, given my wife hasn't been impacted at all (and this comes through in her year-to-date monthly financials) - does that get rid of the issue?0
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