Home Loan Guide
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FAQs
- Your social security number
- Valid United States Driver's License, Permanent Resident Card, or United States Passport
- Your annual income
- W-2 forms from the previous two years, if you collect a paycheck
- Profit and loss statements or 1099 forms, if you own a business
- Recent paycheck stubs
- Your two most recent tax returns
- A complete list of your debts, including credit cards, student loans, car loans, and child support payments, along with minimum monthly payments and balances
- Lists of your assets, including bank statements, mutual fund statements, real estate and automobile titles, brokerage statements, and records of other investments or assets
- Contact our Automated Payoff System at 877-772-9633
- There is no fee for faxed payoff requests.
- Reach out to our Member Service team at 866-843-2513
- Log into our Online Banking or Mobile Banking app.
Then, navigate to your mortgage account and select “Download Payoff Statements.”