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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


  1. HOME MORTGAGE DISCLOSURE ACT

  2. 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 identifying possible discriminatory lending patterns and enforcing antidiscrimination statutes ¡ No changes for 2013

  3. DEFINITIONS ¡ Application ¡ Dwelling ¡ Home Improvement Loan ¡ Preapproval Program ¡ Prequalification ¡ Refinancing

  4. EXEMPT STATUS 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

  5. CHANGE IN EXEMPT STATUS ¡ 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.

  6. COMPILING LOAN DATA ¡ Qualifying Loan Purpose ¡ Report applications regardless of disposition ¡ Exemptions ¡ Optional HELOC Reporting

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

  8. OPTIONAL DATA ¡ Reasons for denial ¡ Requests for preapproval that are approved, but not accepted ¡ HELOCs

  9. COLLECTING MONITORING DATA ¡ 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

  10. HMDA-LAR UPDATING AND REPORTING ¡ Must be updated within 30 days after the end of each calendar quarter. ¡ Separate registers may be maintained for different branch offices 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.

  11. REQUIRED INFORMATION

  12. FFIEC DISCLOSURE STATEMENT ¡ 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.

  13. MODIFIED HMDA-LAR ¡ 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 or 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.

  14. LOBBY NOTICE ¡ 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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