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Occupier Consent ILA
Independent advice relating to consent or waiver documents where an adult occupier may have rights in a mortgaged property.
If you live in a property that's being mortgaged but you're not on the mortgage, the lender may ask you to sign a consent or waiver.
It usually means agreeing that the lender's rights come ahead of yours. We make sure you understand that before you sign.
When you might need this
- You're an adult occupier over 17 living in the property
- The lender has sent a consent or waiver form
- Your partner or family member is the borrower
Documents we usually need
- The occupier consent or waiver form
- Mortgage offer
- Lender instructions
- Correspondence from the conveyancer
Don't have everything? Send what you've got and we'll tell you if anything else is needed.
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