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A borrower provides 3 months of bank statements, but one month shows the account was closed and reopened due to fraudulent activity. How should this be handled?

Correct Answer

B) Obtain a letter from the bank explaining the account closure and fraud resolution

Account closures due to fraud require explanation and documentation from the bank to verify the circumstances and resolution. The lender needs assurance that the fraud was resolved and that the account history accurately reflects the borrower's financial position, not fraudulent activity.

Answer Options
A
Require 3 additional months of statements from before the account closure
B
Obtain a letter from the bank explaining the account closure and fraud resolution
C
Use only the statements from after the account was reopened
D
Require the borrower to use a different account for verification

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Account closures due to fraud require explanation and documentation from the bank to verify the circumstances and resolution. The lender needs assurance that the fraud was resolved and that the account history accurately reflects the borrower's financial position, not fraudulent activity.

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