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| Program Changes |
March Hotfix (March 9, 2026)
- Loan Product Advisor® Submission Results Not
Updating
Corrected an issue that prevented
submission results from updating in the Automated
Underwriting Findings when resubmitting
transaction details to the Freddie Mac Loan
Product Advisor® (LPA) underwriting system.
Previously, resubmitted transactions could
appear successfully in LPA, but the corresponding
submission results were not updated in the
Automated Underwriting Findings and no log
file was generated for the resubmission. This issue
has been resolved, and all submissions—including
resubmissions—now process correctly and save
submission results as expected.
March
- Printing of Loan Purpose - No Cash-Out
Refinance
Corrected an issue that resulted in
the loan purpose in Section II Mortgage
Information of the Uniform Underwriting and
Transmittal Summary document to display an
incorrect purpose when the No Cash-Out
Refinance option was selected in the Loan
Definition screen for a Freddie Mac
transaction. The issue was fixed, and the correct
loan purpose is now displayed in the print
document(s).
- Online Application (OLA) Co-borrower SSN
Display
Corrected an issue where Social
Security Number (SSN) information did not
display properly in the Co-Borrower page of
the Online Application form. Previously, if a
non-spouse/domestic partner declined consent, the
SSN was omitted for some co-borrowers - even when
required SSN information had been entered.
The co-borrower consent options are defined
on the Co-Borrower Information section and an
email requesting consent is sent to each
non-spouse/domestic partner co-borrower. SSNs will
now display for all co-borrowers who provided
consent and are included in the loan
application.
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| Document Changes |
Multistate
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Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac
Promissory Notes
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac both require that the
promissory note be endorsed in blank and include the
phrase "without recourse" by the mortgage seller,
who is the last endorser. This requirement is
outlined in Part B8‑3‑04 of the Fannie Mae Selling
Guide and § 6301.3 of Freddie Mac’s Selling
Guide.
Previously, the document included a Pay Without
Recourse provision for the state of Wisconsin. With
this update, the Pay Without Recourse provision will
be available for all jurisdictions. To add the Pay
Without Recourse provision, the option 'Include Pay
Without Recourse Provision' must be selected on the
document data entry from Document Data page. In
addition, two additional fields will be visible for
the 'Paid Without Recourse Date' and the 'Pay
Without Recourse Paid to the Order of Party Name and
Address'.
The following documents are impacted:
- FHA Fixed Rate Note
- Fixed Rate Note Military Lending Act Loan
- FNMA FHLMC 3200 Dept VA Fixed Note
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First Payment Letter
The First Payment Letter has been enhanced to
support multiple flood insurance payments when a
transaction has more than one flood insurance
policy. The table in the body of the document has
been updated to populate the escrow premiums for
multiple flood insurance policies.
In addition to the table updates, the language in the
final paragraph before the payment address block has
also been updated.
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Important Notice to
Homebuyers
On November 19, 2025, FHA Info 2025-51 announced the
waiver of its policy requiring mortgagees to provide
borrowers with Form HUD-92900-B, Important Notice
to Homebuyers. In response to this update,
Wolters Kluwer has elected to remove this form.
Connecticut
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Flood Insurance
Disclosure-CT
Connecticut now requires a creditor to notify a
mortgage loan applicant in writing that standard
homeowners’ insurance policies do not cover flood
damage and that flood insurance is available and
they may wish to contact an insurer regarding the
benefits (Conn. Gen. Stat. NEW: Added by P.A. 25-33,
Section 2; Conn. Gen. Stat. Section 49-6a).
To meet this requirement, a new Flood Insurance
Disclosure-CT document has been added to the
system. The document will be selected in the Upfront
or Processing phase when the loan transaction is
secured by a first lien, 1-4 family residential
property, located in Connecticut.
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Notice of Action Taken
On November 25, 2025, the Connecticut Department of
Banking announced that they relocated its offices to
280 Trumbull Street in Hartford. With this
announcement, the street address has been updated in
the ECOA notice section of the document.
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