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Logging a Redemption Statement Process

Oct 29, 2024

Lecture Notes on Logging a Redemption Statement

Overview

This lecture covers the process of logging a redemption statement in the history and the steps involved to ensure it is done correctly.

Key Steps in Logging Redemption Statement

Initial Steps

  • Navigate to History in the system.
  • Ensure the redemption statement is correctly placed in history and "mail phrased".

Handling Email Attachments

  • If received via email, do not drag the email directly.
  • Save the PDF attachment to your desktop.
  • Drag the PDF from your desktop into the system.

Selecting the Correct Codes

  • Choose MS1R code:
    • R = Redemption.
    • S = Sale.
  • Click "Mortgage Sale Redemption".
  • Use the drop-down for initial figures (use the correct option for revised or final figures).

Test Cases

  • In test cases, some features such as final redemption figures email generation may not execute normally.
  • Normally, redemption figures would be sent to the fee earner as a notification.

Bot Automation

  • If logged via LMS or lender exchange, a bot automatically files it.
  • Generates an email for the fee earner's attention.

Logging Initial Forms

  • Navigate to the Inquiry screen and proceed to Log Initial Forms.
  • Locate the redemption figure section and input:
    • Redemption figure.
    • Match the mortgage account number with the redemption statement.
  • The system checks for consistency (e.g., initial request must match with correct figures).

Verification and Notifications

  • Verify the redemption figure against the initial statement.
  • System flags potential negative equity cases (when redemption figure > sale price).
  • Proceed with confirming the figures.

Client Communications

  • An automated email is generated for the client:
    • Confirms receipt of redemption figures.
    • Advises client to contact lender directly if they disagree with the figures.
    • Reminds them of the estimated figure from the instruction form.

Additional Notes

  • Printing is not necessary as emails are automatically attached.
  • Review of estimated figures and instructions can be done separately.