Are you currently set up with Chase Correspondent Lending to deliver Imaged Files?
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Did you know that following a few simple tips can help you achieve improved imaged delivery and funding results?
Imaged files sent according to standard can lead to more successful file receipts and funding turn times. View Imaged File Delivery Tips
and Imaged File Format Requirements for information on how to:
- Ensure files are sent successfully
- Confirm a file receipt
- Speed up the process
- Reduce your suspense rate
If you have questions or need refresher training, please do not hesitate to contact the Correspondent Imaging Support Team at imaged.delivery@chase.com.
Not Set-Up Yet? Don’t Delay. Learn More About Imaged Document Delivery.
Add to your bottom line and deliver imaged loans to Chase electronically. Our imaged document delivery lets you leverage your imaging investment and eliminate many of the costs associated with traditional file delivery. View Imaged Document Delivery Set-up for information on how to begin delivering imaged files to Chase.
With our Imaged Delivery program, our Correspondents can expect to:
- Submit loans for funding with an imaged file and the original Note*
- Submit credit-only packages for Chase Underwriting review
- Save on shipping, copying, printing and file storage costs
- Expedite loan delivery
- Eliminate manual processing of hard-copy files and associated errors
- Prevent lost files
Chase can accept your imaged files (indexed and non-indexed) whether you image in-house or with a third-party vendor. Our preferred file format includes delivery of a ZIP file for each loan with individual PDFs or TIFFs of each document and XML referencing data. Visit our Online Guides for step-by-step instructions on setting up Imaged Document Delivery, detailed indexing specifications and more.
Choose the secure file delivery method that is right for you.
In addition to improved efficiency and cost savings, you will experience the benefits of secure and immediate electronic transfer of files. Chase will work with you to choose the file transfer delivery method best suited to your business operations.
- Send one file at a time using Chase Secure Web site (HTTPS): Send files through a password-protected Web site accessed through chaseb2b.com with no need to encrypt files before transfer.
- Send multiple files at a time using File Transfer Protocol (FTP): Send files encrypted with PGP or GNUPG prior to transfer, or connect to us securely using SSL-Secure Sockets Layer or SSH2-Secure Shell 2, with no need to encrypt files before transfer.
If you are interested in finding out how to begin Imaged Document Delivery to Chase, contact your Account Executive.
(* Other documents may apply Visit our Online Guides for more information. )