Sierra Pacific Mortgage Securing Your Identity with Docusign

Sierra Pacific Mortgage Securing Your Identity During the Loan Process with DocuSign

What is DocuSign?

In the simplest terms, DocuSign’s user authentication functionality is a knowledge-­‐based authentication process for our borrowers to validate their identification and provides the ability to electronically sign (eSign) documents during the loan process.

Identity Authentication As a borrower, the first time you receive a document to eSign, you will be prompted to authenticate your identity.

If your loan closes within 60 days, you will only have to authenticate once.

If your loan doesn’t close within 60 days, you will be prompted to authenticate your identity once again.

Challenge Questions

You will then be presented with challenge security questions from a predetermined list selected by Sierra Pacific. The list above depicts sample questions.

When you have successfully answered 2 of 4 questions, you will be allowed to eSign. *** NOTE: Sierra Pacific only offers two chances to answer correctly. ***

Unsuccessful Authentication If you fail to successfully authenticate on both attempts, you will be presented with a message prompting you to contact your Loan Officer.

You will need to wait for further instructions.

Your Loan Officer will work with internal staff to have your envelope mailed to you for traditional signing.

Survey Upon completing the authentication process for the first time, you will be prompted to answer a 2-­‐question survey to provide feedback on the authentication process.

Thank you in advance for completing the survey.

Sierra Pacific Mortgage Company, Inc. NMLS 1788. www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org. Rates and terms are subject to change at any time. Not all borrowers will qualify. Rates and terms subject to change based on market conditions and borrower eligibility. This offer is subject to verification of borrower qualifications, property evaluations and credit approval. This is not a commitment to lend. Equal housing lender. 0 5/2016