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It's tough to say since each loan is very individualistic. Since there is no standard in communication/loan processing, one person saying your loan has been approved could mean something different than if another person saying it's been approved. Best advice I can offer is to call your mortgage professional up and inquire, "What exactly is there left to do?". When I get a loan approval it has a list of conditions that need to be satisfied, such as appraisal report, title report, evidence of homeowners insurance, some other minor stuff from the title company, and anything that is specific to the transaction. It could be a small list or a large list, depending on what was submitted to get the loan approval. This is why communication with your mortgage professional is going go be key.
The escrow documents are seperate from the loan documents, they are just asking you information that escrow will need in order to close on the purchase. Usually it's a Statement of Information, and a form asking for your homeowners insurance information... plus some other disclosures (escrow company specific).
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