Federal Mortgage LawsQuestion 78 of 400
If a lender never provides the required material TILA disclosures or notice of the right to rescind on a rescindable refinance, the borrower's right of rescission may be extended for up to:
a.Three years from consummation
b.Six months from consummation
c.One year from consummation
d.Ten years from consummation
Explanation
When the required material disclosures or the notice of the right to rescind are not delivered, the standard three-business-day period is extended, and the right to rescind can last up to three years after consummation (or until the property is sold, whichever comes first). This gives lenders a strong incentive to deliver accurate disclosures promptly.
Law Reference: Truth in Lending Act (Right of Rescission, Reg Z 1026.23)Practice all 400 questions free — no signup required.
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