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# Credit Application Documents

Credit Application Documents/Fannie Mae 1003 Freddie Mac 65 Uniform Residential Loan Application

1. From within the transaction, select the Document Data page.
2. Verify that Upfront is selected for the document phase.
3. From the Form to View First list, select the Fannie Mae 1003 Freddie Mac 65 Uniform Residential Loan Application or Credit Application Real Estate document.
4. Remove any text and/or unsupported characters from this field. Leave blank if not applicable.
5. Click the white arrow on the left side of the page to expand the menu.

- BORROWER– Borrower’s Name
  1. Expand the first BORROWER- section.
  2. Locate the Ages of Dependents field.
  3. If anything other than numbers and commas are entered, this will cause this error.
  4. Remove any text and/or unsupported characters from this field. Leave blank if not applicable.
  5. Repeat this step for each borrower.

- ASSET –MOTOR VEHICHLE
  1. If exists, expand the first ASSET– MOTOR VEHICHLE section.
  2. Locate the Year field.
  3. If anything other than a single 4-digit year is entered, this will cause this error. For example: enter “2010” instead of “10”.
  4. If the Year field is not visible, enter the Make of the vehicle to display the Year field.
     - Makeand Year are available on the Financial Analysis page. Within Assets, click Show Detail to display the details for all assets. Or, click the arrow in front of the desired asset to view its details.
  5. Repeat this step for each borrower.
- COLLATERAL– Address
  1. Expand the first COLLATERAL section.
  2. Locate the Year Built field.
     - The Year Built is available in Collateral on the details page when applicable.
  3. If anything other than a 4-digit year is entered, this will cause this error. For example: enter “1999” instead of “99”.
  4. Repeat this step for each collateral.

Select the Parties page to save all changes to the Document Data page and then try to access the interface again to verify whether the above steps corrected the issue.