What should I bring to closing?

Rosalie Pagdilao, a made-up host, answers this for adults on a sample page for title and escrow offices.

Rosalie Pagdilao Escrow officer

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Hello, my name is Rosalie Pagdilao. I'm an escrow officer.

What should I bring to closing?

Closing is when buyers and sellers sign the final papers for a home sale, sometimes at one table and sometimes separately. Each signer usually brings a current government photo ID with a name that matches the documents.

Buyers usually send the money due at closing by wire transfer or bring a cashier's check. Many offices do not accept personal checks for large amounts. Sellers may bring keys, garage door openers and any documents the office requested.

Call the office if you have questions about your visit or your service. This is general information, not personal instructions. Your closing agent can explain what applies to your own closing.

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Rosalie Pagdilao answers “What should I bring to closing?” for adults in a sample for title and escrow offices.

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