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A caller supplies her name, income of $96,000, Social Security number to obtain a credit report, property address, estimated value of $410,000, and requested loan amount of $328,000. Has the lender received all six TRID application items that start the initial Loan Estimate clock?

Correct Answer

B) An application: all 6 pieces are in, so the 3-business-day clock runs

B. The six required application items have been received. The facts provide the consumer’s identity, income, credit-report identifier, property address, estimated value and requested loan amount. Additional underwriting work does not postpone this application trigger. Scope and exceptions: For a covered transaction, the initial delivery or mailing deadline is three business days, subject to applicable exceptions such as timely denial or withdrawal. This is not a statement that underwriting is complete. Source: 1026.2(a)(3)(ii); official interpretation 2(a)(3)-1 — https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1026/2/ 1026.19(e)(1)(iii); official interpretation 19(e)(1)(iii)-3 — https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1026/19/

Answer Options
A
An application only once she has paid a fee beyond the credit report
B
An application: all 6 pieces are in, so the 3-business-day clock runs
C
Not an application until she signs the intent to proceed within 10 days
D
Not an application until the lender pulls its own credit report on her

Why This Is the Correct Answer

B. The six required application items have been received. The facts provide the consumer’s identity, income, credit-report identifier, property address, estimated value and requested loan amount. Additional underwriting work does not postpone this application trigger. Scope and exceptions: For a covered transaction, the initial delivery or mailing deadline is three business days, subject to applicable exceptions such as timely denial or withdrawal. This is not a statement that underwriting is complete.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: An application only once she has paid a fee beyond the credit report

A fee payment is not one of the six items.

Option C: Not an application until she signs the intent to proceed within 10 days

A later intent-to-proceed step is not an application prerequisite.

Option D: Not an application until the lender pulls its own credit report on her

Possessing information to obtain the report is distinct from having already pulled it.

Exam Tip

An application trigger is not the same as a fully verified underwriting file.

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