Don’t worry, if the borrower contacts you to request a change to their treatment amount and has not signed their final agreement documents, you can still easily revise the borrowing amount. Go to your Practice Center Dashboard, find the applicant’s name, and click Change under the Next Steps column. You can then enter the new treatment amount. If a Max flag appears, the amount requested is already the maximum amount the applicant is approved to borrow so no amount increases will be accepted. Please ensure you review with the borrower and obtain their consent before revising.
What do I need to do if the treatment amount needs to be changed?
Last Updated June 8, 2023less than a minute read
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