The Initial Closing Disclosure (ICD) Analyst plays a critical role in the mortgage loan process by preparing, reviewing, and verifying the accuracy of the Initial Closing Disclosures (ICD). This position ensures compliance with regulatory requirements and company policies, ensuring borrowers receive accurate and timely disclosures of loan terms and costs. The ICD Analyst collaborates with internal teams such as loan processors, underwriters, and closing officers to resolve discrepancies and ensure smooth and timely loan closings.
Key Responsibilities
Preparation of Initial Closing Disclosures:
- Generate and review Initial Closing Disclosure (ICD) documents for accuracy and completeness in accordance with company policies and regulatory requirements.
- Ensure that the ICD is sent to the borrower at least three business days prior to closing, adhering to TRID (TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure) regulations.
Data Review and Verification:
- Review loan terms, fees, taxes, and other financial data to ensure they are accurately reflected in the ICD.
- Cross-check all loan documentation to ensure alignment with underwriting conditions and customer information.
- Identify and resolve any discrepancies in loan documentation prior to issuing the ICD.
Compliance and Regulatory Adherence:
- Stay up to date with federal and state mortgage regulations (including TRID) to ensure all disclosures meet legal standards.
- Maintain detailed records of all issued ICDs and monitor timelines to ensure compliance with the three-day disclosure rule.
Collaboration with Internal Teams:
- Work closely with loan officers, underwriters, processors, and closing coordinators to ensure all necessary data is collected and accurately reflected in the ICD.
