Application Cycle Overview

A typical application flows as follows:

 

  1. Broker/Agent creates a new application in Expert.
     

  2. When the name, current address, and date of birth are entered for the applicant(s) in the application, the Broker/Agent can then obtain a credit report from a credit reporting agency.  The credit report becomes part of the application that will be submitted to the lender.
     

  3. Broker/Agent enters the client and mortgage details in Expert
     

  4. Broker/Agent submits the application to the lender. When an application is submitted to a lender, it cannot be submitted to another lender until the original lender responds, or until four hours transpires. This is known as the "lender lock" period.

    Note:
    You can resubmit the application to the same lender within the lender lock period.
     

  5. The lender receives the application, and the underwriter reviews and sends it to the Mortgage Insurer for insurance considerations.
     

  6. The underwriter either offers a commitment or declines the application. The lender response is sent to Expert.
     

  7. The Broker/Agent views the details of the approval or decline, and then accepts the response from the lender.
     

  8. Broker/Agent processes any creditor insurance applications, and prints any required documents.
     

  9. Broker/Agent completes the fees and commissions.
     

  10. Upon receipt of the lender funding cheque, the broker/agent updates the status of the application to Closed.