How to Access and Sign Your Initial Disclosures - HomePoint Financial

After you complete your mortgage application on Morty.com and receive confirmation that it has been received and processed, the next step is to sign your initial disclosures. Initial disclosures are sent directly to your email from our team via our lender partners and will require several simple steps to complete, including consenting to e-signature, e-signing, and providing intent to proceed. This article will teach you how to access and sign your initial disclosures with HomePoint Financial. 

Please complete the E-Sign process for the Initial Disclosures by following the steps below. Accessing documents through Internet Explorer is NOT supported.

Step 1: Welcome E-mail 

If we registered your loan through Home Point Financial, you will receive an email from Documents@homepointfinancial with a link to the documents to complete the E-Sign process. If you consented to receive disclosures electronically, you will receive an email with a link to the document(s) to complete the E-Sign process. You may also receive an email from your Mortgage Expert with this information, but be sure to read all emails from this HomePoint Financial email address too. 

You will receive an email notification from Documents@homepointfinancial.com that will contain the E-Sign link. To access the disclosures electronically click "Doc Link". Please note that the link will expire 10 days after it has been sent. If the disclosure(s) do not get e-signed, they will be mailed to you by USPS to meet the “Know Before You Owe” disclosure rules. If you no longer have access to your link, please contact your loan officer who will resend it to you.

Step 2: Sign-In

When you click on the link, you will be taken to a screen with HomePoint’s logo in the top left corner 

  • Fill in your full first name (this will be the name of the borrower or co-borrower you registered with Morty) 
  • Fill in the last 4 digits of your social security number
  • Click Sign In 

    • Step 3: Consent 

    The next step is to view and e-consent. 

  • You can view the Agreement by selecting View Agreement
  • Elect to accept or decline it
  • If you accept – Move on to Step 4, where you can e-sign the initial disclosure package
  • If you decline – a second prompt will open to confirm that you want to decline the Agreement. If you do not wish to receive documents electronically may select ‘Decline’, which will result in the disclosures being mailed to the home address that you provided Morty in your application, via USPS. Please note that doing so can adversely affect your closing timeline and will disqualify you from the Closing Date Promise. If you decline, a confirmation email will be sent to all parties included on the initial consent email
    • Step 4: Review

    The Review section on the left-hand navigation panel provides a list of all initial disclosure documents. You must review ALL documents in order to enable signing. 

  • Documents with a yellow tab are waiting to be viewed
  • Documents with a green tab have been successfully viewed
  • Documents with no colored tab do not have to be signed
    • You can use the toolbar at the top to help view pages
  • Up and Down Arrows – Move pages up and down 
  •   – And + Boxes – Zoom in and out on pages
    •  • Cloud with Arrow – Download the page 

     • Print – Print the page 

  • ? – Help options
    • Step 5: E-Sign
  • Once you have reviewed all documents, click "Start" to begin e-signing
  • Click sign to e-sign each document
  • You can select “sign” in red or yellow to e-sign
  • Once signed a signature with a date and time stamp will appear
  • Some disclosures will require additional information to be filled in. Any additional information will be noted by a red arrow located on the right-hand side of the document
    • Step 6: Submit

    Once all documents have been e-signed, a SUBMIT banner will appear at the bottom of the page. Select SUBMIT to continue to the Document list.

    Step 7: Done 

    Congratulations, you have signed everything you need to sign, and if you provided intent, we can move forward processing your loan! 

    → Continue to the next article in this series, Navigating the Loan Estimate: Page 1 - Loan Terms, Projected Payments and Costs at Closing

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