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Looking for opinions on determination of Action Taken – Withdraw vs Denial when a Conditional Approval has been issued.
According to Official Interpretation 1003.4(a)(8)(i)(5) and Comment 1003.4(a)(8)(i)-13, if the applicant expressly withdraws before satisfying all underwriting or creditworthiness conditions and before the institution denies the application or closes the file for incompleteness, the institution reports the action as application withdrawn.
If the applicant expressly withdraws by indicating he/she is withdrawing because they cannot and/or is not willing to provide a creditworthiness condition(s), wouldn’t that be a denial?
If a denial, wouldn’t the denial reasons be based on all open underwriting conditions? Or denial reason for just items the applicant expressly indicated he/she cannot or not willing to provide. For example, open underwriting conditions were tax returns for income and asset statements. Applicant expressly withdraws stating he/she is not willing to provide tax returns but no mention of asset statements. Would the denial reason be both? Or just denied on basis of tax returns?
Thank you.
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