agree, it's not our job to decide what's "informational". If the lender or tc have it in the pkg. we print it. I do sort docs into a signing order, and put all the closing instructions, etc. paper-clipped at the back to the pkg. They're not for the borrower, so it saves time at the table.
The only exception I made was on BofA loans where they had like 30+ pages of closing instructions. I stopped printing those, but haven't seen any of those pkgs recently anyway.
BTW, when you're scanning or faxing docs there's usually a list of critical docs to send. I don't scan & email a complete pkg.
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