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Received nationwide offer - do i need to confirm it or is that it?
georgemanor
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Hi All, I've received the offer letter text and a day later through the post.
Nothing suggests I need to sign and return anything but just double checking whether I need to confirm something by signing and returning a form? this is just a standard new mortgage.
Nothing suggests I need to sign and return anything but just double checking whether I need to confirm something by signing and returning a form? this is just a standard new mortgage.
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If they don't ask you to, then no - normally there is nothing and "acceptance" is the completion of the mortgage via the solicitors.2
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You don’t need to sign and return anything, you are now just awaiting exchange of contracts and completion and they will be in touch with your broker and solicitors.1
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