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HOME MORTGAGE DISCLOSURE ACT INTRODUCTION Regulation C is found at 12 CFR 1003 Requires the collection and reporting of certain home loan data Requires the collection of applicant and borrower information to assist in


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HOME MORTGAGE DISCLOSURE ACT

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¡ Regulation C is found at 12 CFR 1003 ¡ Requires the collection and reporting of certain home loan data ¡ Requires the collection of applicant and borrower information to assist in identifying possible discriminatory lending patterns and enforcing antidiscrimination statutes ¡ No changes for 2013

INTRODUCTION

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¡ Application ¡ Dwelling ¡ Home Improvement Loan ¡ Preapproval Program ¡ Prequalification ¡ Refinancing

DEFINITIONS

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Your credit union is exempt from HMDA reporting for the year unless all of the following apply as of the preceding December 31:

¡ You meet the asset threshold ($42 million for 2013 data collection) ¡ You have a home or branch office in an MA ¡ You originated at least one home purchase loan or refinancing of a home-purchase loan secured by a first lien on a one- to four-family dwelling ¡ You are federally insured or regulated

EXEMPT STATUS

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¡ If a credit union becomes exempt from HMDA reporting requirements, the collection of HMDA data may stop with the next calendar year. ¡ If the credit union loses its exemption, data collection would begin the following year. ¡ If the credit union is part of a merger and the merger results in a covered credit union, data collection must begin January 1 of the following calendar year.

CHANGE IN EXEMPT STATUS

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¡ Qualifying Loan Purpose ¡ Report applications regardless of disposition ¡ Exemptions ¡ Optional HELOC Reporting

COMPILING LOAN DATA

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¡ Loan or application number ¡ Date the application was received ¡ Loan type ¡ Property type ¡ Loan purpose ¡ Owner-occupancy status ¡ Loan amount ¡ Pre-approval information ¡ Action taken ¡ Action taken date ¡ Property location ¡ Monitoring information ¡ Income ¡ Purchaser ¡ Rate Spread ¡ HOEPA Status ¡ Lien Status

REQUIRED DATA

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¡ Reasons for denial ¡ Requests for preapproval that are approved, but not accepted ¡ HELOCs

OPTIONAL DATA

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¡ Lenders must ask applicants for this data whether the application is taken in person, by mail, by telephone or via the Internet. ¡ Applicants are not required to provide the information. ¡ Important Concepts:

§ Telephone Applications § Required Disclosure § Multiple Racial Designations § Collection Via Visual Observation § Collection Not Required § Form of Disclosure

COLLECTING MONITORING DATA

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¡ Must be updated within 30 days after the end of each calendar quarter. ¡ Separate registers may be maintained for different branch

  • ffices or different loan types; however, they must be

submitted to the Federal Reserve Board in a single package. ¡ Report loans/applications during the year in which the action is taken. ¡ Submit the HMDA-LAR to the FRB no later than March 1 of the year following the calendar year the compiled information applies to.

HMDA-LAR UPDATING AND REPORTING

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REQUIRED INFORMATION

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¡ The FFIEC prepares a disclosure statement for each reporting institution. ¡ Credit unions are required to make this statement available to the public at their home offices no later than three business days from the date it is received. ¡ The disclosure statement must also be made available to the public within 10 business days of receipt by either:

§ Making a copy available in at least one branch office of each additional MA where the credit union has offices, or § Posting a notice in the lobby of each branch office in a given MA and providing the address to which a request for the statement can be mailed.

¡ If the credit union elects to post the address for mailing a request, the disclosure must be mailed or delivered within fifteen days of receipt of a request. ¡ The disclosure statement must be made available for five years after publication.

FFIEC DISCLOSURE STATEMENT

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¡ A credit union must make its HMDA-LAR available to the public. ¡ To protect the privacy of the loan applicants, the HMDA-LAR must be modified by removing the application or loan number, the date the application was received, and the date the action was taken. ¡ The modified LAR must be available by March 31 for requests made on

  • r before March 1, and within 30 days for requests made after March

31. ¡ The modified LAR must be made available for public inspection and copying during the hours the credit union is normally open for business. ¡ Credit unions can:

§ Make the modified LAR available in either paper or automated form § Include only data the pertains to the metropolitan area in the request § Charge a reasonable fee for any cost incurred in providing or reproducing the data.

¡ The Modified-LAR must be available for inspection for three years after publication.

MODIFIED HMDA-LAR

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¡ A credit union must place a notice in the lobby of its main office and any branch office located in any MA, indicating the availability of HMDA data. ¡ On request, the credit union must promptly disclose the locations at which disclosure statements and the modified LARs are available. ¡ Model language is available.

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