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Occupier(s) Consent Form - Nationwide
rally8765
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I have a question around the Occupier’s Consent Form on the Mortgage Deed for Nationwide.
One of the conditions of the mortgage is that the named occupiers (4 people) sign the form.
One of the conditions of the mortgage is that the named occupiers (4 people) sign the form.
My question is how does that work when the form only has space for two signatures? There’s only space for two witness signatures too.
Please see attached.
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They all sign. The signatures don't need to be on the printed lines.0
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Usually if there are more occupiers than signature spaces, the solicitor or lender will either provide an additional page or ask the extra occupiers to sign a second copy of the form. It’s quite common and shouldn’t be an issue.
Best to check with your conveyancer before signing so they can confirm Nationwide’s preferred format.
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