Document Updates: Louisiana Signature/Name Affidavit (Cx865) and Louisiana Signature/Name Affidavit (NPE) (Cx7965)
Oct 21, 2025
We have updated the “Required Escrow Account” checkbox logic on our Oregon Escrow Account Option Notice (Cx2775) to improve the function of the form. We have now included the option to use “Impounds Required” (FI 32572) to control the checkboxes.
Homeowner’s Insurance, Property Taxes, and Other
The “Required Escrow Account” box will check for the “Homeowner’s Insurance”, “Property Taxes”, and any additional rows if the optional “Impounds Required” field is set to one of the following:
If the “Impounds Required” field is not set, the following default logic will be used to check the “Required Escrow Account” box for these rows:
If there is an escrow account for an item, and “Required” is not checked, then the “Optional Escrow Account” box will check; otherwise “No Escrow Account” will check.
Mortgage Insurance
The same logic will be applied to the “Mortgage Insurance” row, except the default logic will also mark the “Required Escrow Account” box if the monthly mortgage insurance amount “Fee 1003 Monthly Amount” (FI 30494) has a value.
Non-TRID Version
The non-TRID document will work similarly. The single “Escrow Account Required” box will check on the non-TRID version of the document if the optional “Impounds Required” field is set to one of the following:
If the “Impounds Required” field is not set, the following default logic will be used to check the box:
If there is an escrow account, and “Escrow Account Required” is not checked, then the “Escrow Account Optional” box will check.
These changes are available for testing on State & Stage 2 servers and will take effect on October 28, 2025. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Client Support at 1.800.497.3584.
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