Starting March 1, 2021, all lenders who intend to sell closed residential mortgage loans to Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac will be required to use the new Uniform Residential Loan Application (URLA), the standard form that borrowers use to apply for a mortgage loan.

The pandemic has forced a lot of change in a short amount of time in the mortgage industry. DocMagic's Director of Enterprise Solutions, Chris Lewis, shares his insight about eClosings in the age of COVID-19. (Note: This interview previously appeared in the August edition of The MORTGAGE BANKER magazine.)

Lori Johnson, DocMagic’s Director of Client Services, has been named as a 2020 HousingWire Insider thanks to her recent eClosing implementation successes.

More than 40 people braved 100-degree weather to participate in a recent charity blood drive, receiving a pair of DocMagic's distinctive novel bunny slippers in appreciation of their life-saving donations.

It may seem like the need for print fulfillment services is counterintuitive to digitizing the mortgage process, but the two things aren’t mutually exclusive.

Lenders who are interested in a remote online notarization (RON) closing often have questions about how the identity validation works. Here are some of the most common questions and answers about it.

eNotes are having a moment. Last month, Ginnie Mae formally kicked off its Digital Collateral Program to begin the process of accepting electronic promissory notes—or eNotes—and other digital loan documents as collateral.

We’re excited to announce that our state-of-the-art, 25,000-square-foot technology center in Torrance, Calif., is up for Architizer’s A+Popular Choice Awards in the “Architecture +Workspace” category!

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DocMagic is joining forces with Simplifile, a document collaboration and eRecording provider, to create new process efficiencies that will further digitaize the closing process.