An internal audit flags changed circumstances and TRID — Loan Estimate Timing. Which response best protects compliance?
Correct Answer
C) Document the changed circumstance before resetting tolerance
changed circumstances can permit revised estimates only when Regulation Z conditions and timing are met. This item uses an exam-style scenario; any file details in the stem are illustrative and the governing rule controls the compliant response. The best answer is "Document the changed circumstance before resetting tolerance".
Why This Is the Correct Answer
changed circumstances can permit revised estimates only when Regulation Z conditions and timing are met. This item uses an exam-style scenario; any file details in the stem are illustrative and the governing rule controls the compliant response. The best answer is "Document the changed circumstance before resetting tolerance".
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