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Definition of Loan Application from Mortgage Glossary

Loan Application

The form used to obtain the borrower’s information and define the terms of the loan. Also is commonly referred to as the 1003 form - Uniform Residential Mortgage Loan Application.

The lender may accept applications taken during a face-to-face interview, over the telephone, through the mail, or via the Internet.

The borrower(s) must sign the original application at the time it is completed. If the application is taken over the telephone or via the Internet, the borrower(s) must sign the completed application as soon as possible.

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