Origination ActivitiesQuestion 186 of 400
Which of the following qualifies as the consumer's 'intent to proceed' with the transaction?
a.Any affirmative oral or written communication from the consumer that they wish to move forward, after receiving the LE
b.The consumer's silence for seven business days
c.Signing the initial Form 1003
d.The consumer simply providing the six pieces of information
Explanation
Intent to proceed is any affirmative act, oral or written, by which the consumer communicates a desire to move forward after receiving the Loan Estimate. Silence does not constitute intent to proceed, and it cannot occur before the LE is received.
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