On August 8, 2019, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the GSEs) announced changes to be made to the revised Uniform Residential Loan Application (URLA) and a postponement of the mandatory use date. The mandatory use date was previously set for February 1, 2020, and a new date has not yet been determined. The postponement will “allow industry participants time to make necessary changes,” before implementing the revised URLA and automated underwriting system.

Updated to support eNotarization and dynamic signatures. Page count decreased to 10 pages. (Date of Release to Production: 08/15/19)

Updated to support eNotarization and dynamic signatures. Page count increased to 10 pages. (Date of Release to Production: 08/15/19)

Updated to support eNotarization and dynamic signatures. Page count increased to 7 pages. (Date of Release to Production: 08/15/19)

Updated to support eNotarization and dynamic signatures. Page count increased to 11 pages. (Date of Release to Production: 08/15/19)

Updated to support eNotarization and dynamic signatures. Page count increased to 10 pages. (Date of Release to Production: 08/15/15)

Updated to support eNotarization and dynamic signatures. Page count increased to 14 pages. (Date of Release to Production: 08/15/19)

Updated to support eNotarization and dynamic signatures. Page count increased to 11 pages. (Date of Release to Production: 08/15/19)

Updated first bullet on page 2. (Date of Release to Production: 08/15/19)

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