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A branch supervisor asks Blair how to handle changed circumstances and TILA — Changed Circumstances. What should Blair recommend?

Correct Answer

A) Do not revise estimates without a valid trigger

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 "Do not revise estimates without a valid trigger".

Answer Options
A
Do not revise estimates without a valid trigger
B
Treat the compliance requirement as optional because closing is near.
C
Continue processing without correcting the disclosure, licensing, compensation, or consumer-protection issue.
D
Ignore the issue if the borrower orally agrees to continue.

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 "Do not revise estimates without a valid trigger".

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