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Electronic Closing Services

The Digital Dotted Line has Arrived.

Introducing Cu-title E-Closing Services, a smarter way for borrowers to close on real estate transactions.

At CU-Title, borrowers no longer have to take off work and drive all the way to a title company just to close on a real estate sale. They can do all or most of it from the comfort of their own home or office.

E-closing makes the closing process faster, your borrowers better informed and your business more efficient. Plus, tech-savvy borrowers love it. And it’s all backed by the same knowledge and support you’ve come to expect from CU-Title.

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3 ways to e-close

During an e-closing, most or all closing documents are accessed, presented and signed electronically. Whether you’re already offering clients a digital experience or just getting started, Cu-title has partnered with a team of trusted vendors to offer you and your clients three ways to e-close.

Hybrid

A Promissory Note, Security Instrument, and other documents requiring a “wet signature” are printed and signed with a pen

E-sign

All documents are signed electronically in the presence of a notary.

Full E-sign

All documents are signed electronically with a notary present remotely.

Efficiency has a brand new home

E-closings make operations and the closing process more efficient for lenders and closing agents

  • Reduced document processing and handling effort and associated costs
  • Faster delivery of signed closing documents to lender
  • Reduced risk of sending incomplete signed closing package to lender
  • No missing signatures
  • Ease of providing compliance with regulatory requirements = Financial Efficiencies for Lenders
  • Potential for reduced warehouse line costs
  • Reduced document storage and certification costs = Reduced Risk for Warehouse Lenders and Servicers

Additional Resources

Learn more about the eClosing process

View our Notarize.com Borrower Instructions

Notarize.com Audio and Video Troubleshooting Guide