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US Mortgage Forms Analysis

· 3 min read
Ivan Tagiltsev
CEO @ docflo.ai

The mortgage lending process involves extensive documentation that requires careful processing and data extraction. With AI-powered document processing, CPAs and financial institutions can automatically extract critical information from common mortgage forms, streamlining the underwriting process and reducing processing time. Here is a list of US mortgage documents we support out-of-the-box that can be fully automated.

Form 1003 - Uniform Residential Loan Application (URLA)​

The Form 1003 is the standard mortgage application form used by lenders to collect comprehensive borrower information for residential loan applications.

Key Data Points for Extraction:

  • Borrower Information: Names, SSNs, date of birth, marital status, dependents
  • Contact Details: Current and previous addresses, phone numbers, email addresses
  • Employment History: Current and previous employers, job titles, employment dates, income details
  • Financial Information: Assets, liabilities, monthly income, monthly expenses
  • Property Information: Subject property address, intended occupancy, property type
  • Loan Details: Loan amount, loan purpose, property value, down payment source
  • Declarations: Bankruptcy history, foreclosure history, lawsuits, loan defaults
  • Demographics: Ethnicity, race, sex (for HMDA reporting purposes)

Form 1004 - Uniform Residential Appraisal Report (URAR)​

The Form 1004 is the standard appraisal form used to determine the market value of single-family residential properties.

Key Data Points for Extraction:

  • Property Identification: Address, legal description, assessor's parcel number
  • Property Characteristics: Year built, gross living area, room count, bathroom count
  • Site Information: Site size, topography, utilities, street improvements
  • Construction Details: Foundation type, exterior walls, roof surface, heating/cooling systems
  • Interior Features: Flooring types, kitchen equipment, attic, basement, garage/carport
  • Condition Ratings: Overall condition, quality of construction, functional utility
  • Market Analysis: Neighborhood characteristics, market conditions, price trends
  • Comparable Sales: Address, sale price, date of sale, adjustments made
  • Final Value Opinion: Appraised value, effective date of appraisal
  • Appraiser Information: Name, license number, signature, certification date

Form 1005 - Verification of Employment (VOE)​

The Form 1005 is used to verify a borrower's employment status, income, and employment history directly with their employer.

Key Data Points for Extraction:

  • Employer Information: Company name, address, phone number, HR contact details
  • Employee Information: Employee name, SSN, job title, department
  • Employment Details: Date of hire, employment status (full-time/part-time), probability of continued employment
  • Income Information: Base salary/hourly wage, overtime earnings, bonuses, commissions
  • Pay Frequency: Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, annual compensation structure
  • Year-to-Date Earnings: Current year earnings, previous year earnings
  • Benefits Information: Health insurance, retirement contributions, other benefits
  • Verification Date: Date form was completed and signed by employer
  • Authorized Signature: HR representative name, title, signature, date

Form 1008 - Uniform Underwriting and Transmittal Summary (UUTS)​

The Form 1008 provides a comprehensive summary of the loan file and underwriting decision for mortgage transactions.

Key Data Points for Extraction:

  • Loan Information: Loan number, loan amount, interest rate, loan term, loan-to-value ratio
  • Borrower Summary: Primary borrower name, co-borrower information, credit scores
  • Property Details: Property address, property type, occupancy type, appraised value
  • Income Analysis: Gross monthly income, debt-to-income ratios, employment verification status
  • Asset Verification: Liquid assets, gift funds, down payment source verification
  • Credit Analysis: Credit history summary, derogatory credit items, explanations provided
  • Underwriting Decision: Approval status, conditions, stipulations, risk assessment
  • Compliance Items: HMDA data, fair lending considerations, regulatory requirements
  • Loan Program: Conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, or other loan program details
  • Underwriter Information: Underwriter name, signature, approval date, delegated authority

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