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Erin's lender mails her Closing Disclosure on Tuesday for a Friday consummation. No emergency waiver applies. Which statement is most accurate?

Correct Answer

D) Timing is not fine because a mailed Closing Disclosure is deemed received three business days after mailing

For the Closing Disclosure timing rule, a mailed disclosure is generally deemed received three business days after it is delivered or placed in the mail. Mailing it on Tuesday means receipt is not deemed to occur until Friday, so consummation cannot also occur on Friday absent a valid emergency waiver.

Answer Options
A
Timing is fine because Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday are three business days before Friday
B
Timing is not fine unless the seller signs the Closing Disclosure first
C
Timing is fine if Erin received the Loan Estimate at least seven business days earlier
D
Timing is not fine because a mailed Closing Disclosure is deemed received three business days after mailing

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