Electronic Loan Documents

Freddie Mac accepts a combination of printed and electronic versions of loan documents, making it easier for you to integrate electronic documents into your business processes.

Be More Efficient in Your Loan Processing

Whether you’re interested in a hybrid or a fully electronic closing process, our flexible requirements make it easy to incorporate electronic documents. Streamline processes, lower your costs and track loans more easily to help meet disclosure timelines and document compliance with regulations.

eMortgage Roadmap

Are you ready to begin your journey from paper closing to digital closing? The Freddie Mac eClosing implementation road map will get you there.

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Featured Resources

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eClosing Checklist

Getting ready to offer electronic loan documents and electronic signatures to your customers? Here are our tips to help you get started.

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eMortgage Fact Sheet

Not all mortgage lenders are ready to go “e” all the way. Explore how you can choose how you integrate the use of electronic loan documents and electronic signatures into your business.

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eMortgage - Learn From Lenders Like Yourself

Avoid the constant frustration and see how Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. successfully implemented eMortgages to elevate their business.

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eMortgage Calculator

Use our tool to help determine the benefits of implementing eClosings into your process.

Approval Requirements

To sell eMortgages to and/or begin servicing eMortgages for Freddie Mac, you’ll need to get your eClosing and eNote systems approved first.

Guide Chapter 1402

Browse this guide to better understand the Freddie Mac eMortgage process.