I agree with those who say to leave it alone, but use correct dates when they need to be filled in. And yes, of course your notary certs will have the actual date. Contrary to popular opinion, there's no law (at least in my state) that says that the documents can't show a future date. A small number of lenders do that frequently. So it's a very lender-specific issue, so go by whatever they tell you, but I'd always default to assuming they did what they intended to do and not make changes.
The only exception I can think of would be if the signing day got changed and you're certain that RTC docs now show an incorrect date, i.e. less than three business days. If it's more than three, that's fine, as that is lender-discretion, too. |