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Tuesday, February 28, 2012
CUs’ 2011 mortgage loan registers due | NAFCU
Feb. 28, 2012 – Credit unions have two days to complete and submit their 2011 mortgage loan/application registers to the Federal Reserve Board processing center.The registers, maintained under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, must be submitted by March 1 in an automated, machine-readable form unless lenders had 25 or fewer entries to the registers last year. (If there were 25 or fewer entries, the data can be submitted on paper.) ****READ MORE: CUs’ 2011 mortgage loan registers due NAFCU
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