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==Licensed Entity:==
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==Licensed Entity: ==
*See Attached HUD Sample for Additional Information
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A Connecticut Licensed Attorney
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*See Attached [http://wiki.wfgstaging.com/images/7/73/Connecticut_HUD-1.pdf HUD Sample] for Additional Information
 
==Banking Information==  
 
==Banking Information==  
*Bank account <<INSERT ACCOUNT #/ROUTING #/BANK NAME>>
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*Bank account -- <<INSERT ACCOUNT #/ROUTING #/BANK NAME>>
*Checks stale dated after ___ days of issuance
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*Checks stale dated after -- ___ days of issuance
*Good Funds Law Yes, no de minimus
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*Good Funds Law -- Yes, no de minimus
*Disbursements Requirements <<INSERT IF WFG REQUIRES CD?>>
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*Disbursements Requirements -- <<INSERT IF WFG REQUIRES CD?>>
*Special Bank Requirements (IOLTA/IOTA/OTHER or account specific to that state’s funds) IOTA if attorney is disbursing
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*Special Bank Requirements (IOLTA/IOTA/OTHER or account specific to that state’s funds) -- IOTA if attorney is disbursing
==Escrow/Settlement ==
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==Escrow/Settlement==
*Who can prepare the HUD Not restricted
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*Who can prepare the HUD -- Not restricted
*Who can sign the HUD (EO/LTP/Attorney) Not restricted
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*Who can sign the HUD (EO/LTP/Attorney) -- Not restricted
*Who orders hazard insurance Customary -  
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*Who orders hazard insurance -- Customary -  
*When is transaction consummated for new HUDS
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*When is transaction consummated for new HUDS --
*Record before/after disburse Disburse then record
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*Record before/after disburse -- Disburse then record
*Filed/restricted escrow rates No
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*Filed/restricted escrow rates -- No
*Record retention requirements 10 years
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*Record retention requirements -- 10 years
*Is an attorney involved in the closing Traditionally, attorney’s handle closings;  
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*Is an attorney involved in the closing -- Traditionally, attorney’s handle closings;  
*Who can handle loan document signing Traditionally – attorneys do but not required
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*Who can handle loan document signing -- Traditionally – attorneys do but not required
*Doc  Prep Restrictions Doc Prep is UPL
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*Doc  Prep Restrictions -- Doc Prep is UPL
*Use Escrow Instructions or not No
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*Use Escrow Instructions or not -- No
*Use Estimated HUD or Final Final
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*Use Estimated HUD or Final -- Final
*Pass-thru charges Not restricted
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*Pass-thru charges -- Not restricted
*Rates Inclusive or not Not
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*Rates Inclusive or not -- Not
*Up Charging Not restricted
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*Up Charging -- Not restricted
*Junk Charges Not restricted
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*Junk Charges -- Not restricted
*Special HUD Requirements None
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*Special HUD Requirements -- None
*Special Disclosures None
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*Special Disclosures -- None
*CPL
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*CPL --
*UPL Issues Only attorneys can be agents; doc prep is UPL
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*UPL Issues -- Only attorneys can be agents; doc prep is UPL
*Joinder of non-titled spouse No
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*Joinder of non-titled spouse – Not Required
*Survey Required
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*Survey Required -- Owners – affidavit required; Loan policy – no
**Owners – affidavit required;  
 
**Loan policy – no
 
 
==Audits==
 
==Audits==
*Required No
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*Required -- No
 
==Recording Process==
 
==Recording Process==
*E-recording
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*E-recording --
*Record before disbursement Disburse then record
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*Record before disbursement -- Disburse then record
*Special recording procedure Additional Docs required on Deeds  
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*Special recording procedure -- Additional Docs required on Deeds  
 
==Recording/Document Requirements==
 
==Recording/Document Requirements==
*Marital Status Stated Not required
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*Marital Status Stated -- Not required
*Transfer Tax Yes
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*Transfer Tax Yes called a conveyance tax. State portion of the conveyance tax is uniform throughout the State but vary depending on the type of property. Refer to Conn. Gen. Stat. [http://www.cga.ct.gov/2011/pub/chap223.htm §12-494 et seq.], and Department of Revenue Services Form OP-236.
*Mortgage Tax No
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The municipal portion of the conveyance tax varies across the State. This rate is available by contacting the town clerk’s office.
*Address for grantor/grantee/property Grantee required
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*Mortgage Tax -- No
*Witnesses 2 required
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*Address for grantor/grantee/property -- Grantee required
*Names typed/printed
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*Witnesses -- 2 required + Notary – Deed & Mortgage
*Prepared by/return to Not required
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*Names typed/printed --
*Notary Stamp/requirements Attorney acknowledgment must show title
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*Prepared by/return to -- Not required
*Parcel or tax index number Not required
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*Notary Stamp/requirements -- Attorney acknowledgment must show title
*Recitation of Consideration Not required
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*Parcel or tax index number -- Not required
*Derivation Clause Not Required
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*Recitation of Consideration -- Not required
*Corporate Signatures/Attestation
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*Derivation Clause -- Not Required
*Ink Color/Font Black or Blue; 10 pt minimum
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*Corporate Signatures/Attestation --
*Legal Description
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*Ink Color/Font -- Black or Blue; 10 pt minimum
*Margins 3.5” x 5” top right; 1” all others
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*Legal Description --
*Other Special Recording: Real Estate tax return doc for deeds – recording in each town clerk’s office – not county
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*Margins -- 3.5” x 5” top right; 1” all others
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*Other Special Recording: -- Real Estate tax return doc for deeds – recording in each town clerk’s office – not county
 
==Document Types==
 
==Document Types==
*Conveyance
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*Conveyance --
*Security Instrument Mortgage
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*Security Instrument -- Mortgage
*Release
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*Release --  * Conn. Gen. Stat. § 49-8a permits the recording of an affidavit by an attorney or an officer of a title insurer to release a lien. Specific requirements must be met.
 
==Tenancies==
 
==Tenancies==
*Tenants in Common Yes
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*Tenants in Common -- Yes
*Joint Tenants Yes
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*Joint Tenants -- Yes
*Tenancy by Entireties Not recognized
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*Tenancy by Entireties -- Not recognized
*Community Property No
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*Community Property -- No
*Homestead No
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*Homestead -- No
*Joinder of Non-titled Spouse No
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*Joinder of Non-titled Spouse – Not required
 
==Taxes==
 
==Taxes==
*Taxes Levied
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*Taxes Levied --
*Taxes due 7/1 and 1/1
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*Taxes due -- 7/1 and 1/1
*Delinquent
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*Delinquent --
 
==Commitment/Policy Special Requirements==
 
==Commitment/Policy Special Requirements==
*Who can sign Commitment/Policy CT Attorney only
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*Who can sign Commitment/Policy -- CT Attorney only
*Other CT Attorney only
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*Other -- CT Attorney only
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==Payment Customs==
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*Buyer pays for owners policy.
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*Seller pays transfer tax. Seller pays recording fee for clearance items (e.g., release of mortgage); *Buyer pays recording fee for instruments of conveyance and financing instruments.
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*Buyer pays Survey Charges
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Buyer and Seller each pay own Closing/Settlement Fees
 
==Post Closing Requirements==
 
==Post Closing Requirements==
*Recon follow up required
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*Recon follow up required
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==Withholding Requirements==
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None

Latest revision as of 14:48, 14 December 2014

Licensed Entity:

A Connecticut Licensed Attorney

  • See Attached HUD Sample for Additional Information

Banking Information

  • Bank account -- <<INSERT ACCOUNT #/ROUTING #/BANK NAME>>
  • Checks stale dated after -- ___ days of issuance
  • Good Funds Law -- Yes, no de minimus
  • Disbursements Requirements -- <<INSERT IF WFG REQUIRES CD?>>
  • Special Bank Requirements (IOLTA/IOTA/OTHER or account specific to that state’s funds) -- IOTA if attorney is disbursing

Escrow/Settlement

  • Who can prepare the HUD -- Not restricted
  • Who can sign the HUD (EO/LTP/Attorney) -- Not restricted
  • Who orders hazard insurance -- Customary -
  • When is transaction consummated for new HUDS --
  • Record before/after disburse -- Disburse then record
  • Filed/restricted escrow rates -- No
  • Record retention requirements -- 10 years
  • Is an attorney involved in the closing -- Traditionally, attorney’s handle closings;
  • Who can handle loan document signing -- Traditionally – attorneys do but not required
  • Doc Prep Restrictions -- Doc Prep is UPL
  • Use Escrow Instructions or not -- No
  • Use Estimated HUD or Final -- Final
  • Pass-thru charges -- Not restricted
  • Rates Inclusive or not -- Not
  • Up Charging -- Not restricted
  • Junk Charges -- Not restricted
  • Special HUD Requirements -- None
  • Special Disclosures -- None
  • CPL --
  • UPL Issues -- Only attorneys can be agents; doc prep is UPL
  • Joinder of non-titled spouse – Not Required
  • Survey Required -- Owners – affidavit required; Loan policy – no

Audits

  • Required -- No

Recording Process

  • E-recording --
  • Record before disbursement -- Disburse then record
  • Special recording procedure -- Additional Docs required on Deeds

Recording/Document Requirements

  • Marital Status Stated -- Not required
  • Transfer Tax – Yes called a conveyance tax. State portion of the conveyance tax is uniform throughout the State but vary depending on the type of property. Refer to Conn. Gen. Stat. §12-494 et seq., and Department of Revenue Services Form OP-236.

The municipal portion of the conveyance tax varies across the State. This rate is available by contacting the town clerk’s office.

  • Mortgage Tax -- No
  • Address for grantor/grantee/property -- Grantee required
  • Witnesses -- 2 required + Notary – Deed & Mortgage
  • Names typed/printed --
  • Prepared by/return to -- Not required
  • Notary Stamp/requirements -- Attorney acknowledgment must show title
  • Parcel or tax index number -- Not required
  • Recitation of Consideration -- Not required
  • Derivation Clause -- Not Required
  • Corporate Signatures/Attestation --
  • Ink Color/Font -- Black or Blue; 10 pt minimum
  • Legal Description --
  • Margins -- 3.5” x 5” top right; 1” all others
  • Other Special Recording: -- Real Estate tax return doc for deeds – recording in each town clerk’s office – not county

Document Types

  • Conveyance --
  • Security Instrument -- Mortgage
  • Release -- * Conn. Gen. Stat. § 49-8a permits the recording of an affidavit by an attorney or an officer of a title insurer to release a lien. Specific requirements must be met.

Tenancies

  • Tenants in Common -- Yes
  • Joint Tenants -- Yes
  • Tenancy by Entireties -- Not recognized
  • Community Property -- No
  • Homestead -- No
  • Joinder of Non-titled Spouse – Not required

Taxes

  • Taxes Levied --
  • Taxes due -- 7/1 and 1/1
  • Delinquent --

Commitment/Policy Special Requirements

  • Who can sign Commitment/Policy -- CT Attorney only
  • Other -- CT Attorney only


Payment Customs

  • Buyer pays for owners policy.
  • Seller pays transfer tax. Seller pays recording fee for clearance items (e.g., release of mortgage); *Buyer pays recording fee for instruments of conveyance and financing instruments.
  • Buyer pays Survey Charges

Buyer and Seller each pay own Closing/Settlement Fees

Post Closing Requirements

  • Recon follow up required –

Withholding Requirements

None