closing-disclosure
Drafts and reviews TRID-compliant U.S. residential Closing Disclosures, assembling all five pages of CFPB Form H-25, comparing to Loan Estimates, classifying tolerance buckets, flagging re-disclosure triggers, and producing a compliance review memo. Use when working with closing disclosures, CDs, TRID, Regulation Z, LE comparison, tolerance cures, cash-to-close reconciliation, settlement statements, or pre-consummation closing compliance review. Defers tolerance math to closing-disclosure-tolerance and timing math to closing-disclosure-timing-reference.
Best use case
closing-disclosure is best used when you need a repeatable AI agent workflow instead of a one-off prompt.
Drafts and reviews TRID-compliant U.S. residential Closing Disclosures, assembling all five pages of CFPB Form H-25, comparing to Loan Estimates, classifying tolerance buckets, flagging re-disclosure triggers, and producing a compliance review memo. Use when working with closing disclosures, CDs, TRID, Regulation Z, LE comparison, tolerance cures, cash-to-close reconciliation, settlement statements, or pre-consummation closing compliance review. Defers tolerance math to closing-disclosure-tolerance and timing math to closing-disclosure-timing-reference.
Teams using closing-disclosure should expect a more consistent output, faster repeated execution, less prompt rewriting.
When to use this skill
- You want a reusable workflow that can be run more than once with consistent structure.
When not to use this skill
- You only need a quick one-off answer and do not need a reusable workflow.
- You cannot install or maintain the underlying files, dependencies, or repository context.
Installation
Claude Code / Cursor / Codex
Manual Installation
- Download SKILL.md from GitHub
- Place it in
.claude/skills/closing-disclosure/SKILL.mdinside your project - Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill
How closing-disclosure Compares
| Feature / Agent | closing-disclosure | Standard Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Support | Not specified | Limited / Varies |
| Context Awareness | High | Baseline |
| Installation Complexity | Unknown | N/A |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this skill do?
Drafts and reviews TRID-compliant U.S. residential Closing Disclosures, assembling all five pages of CFPB Form H-25, comparing to Loan Estimates, classifying tolerance buckets, flagging re-disclosure triggers, and producing a compliance review memo. Use when working with closing disclosures, CDs, TRID, Regulation Z, LE comparison, tolerance cures, cash-to-close reconciliation, settlement statements, or pre-consummation closing compliance review. Defers tolerance math to closing-disclosure-tolerance and timing math to closing-disclosure-timing-reference.
Where can I find the source code?
You can find the source code on GitHub using the link provided at the top of the page.
SKILL.md Source
# Closing Disclosure Produce a complete five-page Closing Disclosure per CFPB Form H-25 and a compliance review memo. The skill describes the *work*; specialized math and timing rules live in dedicated sibling skills. --- ## Related skills - `closing-disclosure-tolerance` — full TRID tolerance bucket math (zero / 10% cumulative / unlimited), changed-circumstance gating, cure calculation. **Defer here for tolerance computations.** - `closing-disclosure-timing-reference` — 3-business-day waiting period rules, deemed-receipt math, federal-holiday exclusion. **Defer here for timing computations.** - `cd-tolerance-reference` and `trid-tolerance` — supporting reference material on tolerance edge cases. - `alta-settlement-statement` — when the deal also produces an ALTA Settlement Statement (cash, commercial, certain assumptions); reconcile both. - `closing-checklist` and `ma-closing-checklist` — broader pre-closing deliverables; the CD plugs into these. - `loan-modification-agreement` — when the matter is a modification rather than a purchase or refinance. - `seller-disclosure`, `title-commitment` — companion documents commonly in scope when reviewing the file. --- ## Checkpoint A: pre-draft intake (mandatory) Confirm before drafting or reviewing: 1. **Role.** Lender, settlement agent, borrower's counsel, seller's counsel — the deliverable shape differs by role. Attorney roles produce an issue list and client summary, not a lender-signed CD. 2. **Deal type.** Purchase / refinance / construction-perm / assumption / modification. TRID coverage and CD requirements vary. 3. **State.** Pulls in state overlays (transfer taxes, attorney-closing rules, doc stamps). See `references/STATE-OVERLAYS.md`. 4. **Loan Estimate(s).** All LEs issued, with issue dates. The most recent valid LE is the comparison baseline. 5. **Closing timeline.** Rate-lock date and expiration, intended consummation date, CD issue/delivery dates. 6. **Source documents.** Title commitment, payoff letters, insurance binder, tax bill, HOA estoppel (if applicable), survey (if required). 7. **Jurisdiction-specific overlays.** State and county-level disclosures, fee structures, and attorney involvement rules. If any of items 4–6 is unavailable, do not finalize — produce a partial draft with `MISSING` markers and surface the gaps in the review memo. --- ## The loop **1. Page-by-page data intake.** Walk all five pages of Form H-25, populating each field from source documents. Flag missing fields as `MISSING`. The complete page-by-page checklist is in `references/CD-PAGES.md`. **2. LE comparison.** The most recent valid LE is the baseline. For each fee on the CD, identify the corresponding LE line, classify into the appropriate tolerance bucket, and compute variance. **Defer all tolerance math to `closing-disclosure-tolerance`** — its workflow covers fee classification, zero/10%/unlimited testing, changed-circumstance gating, and cure calculation. A one-paragraph orientation: | Bucket | Rule | Typical items | |---|---|---| | Zero tolerance | No increase over LE without valid changed-circumstance reset | Lender/broker fees, transfer taxes, non-shoppable services, affiliate services | | 10% cumulative | Aggregate increase ≤ 10% across the bucket | Recording fees; shoppable services from lender's list | | Unlimited | May change if good faith | Prepaids, escrow, services from non-list providers, owner's title | **3. Re-disclosure triggers.** A new 3-business-day waiting period before consummation is required if any of: - APR increases > 0.125% (fixed-rate) or > 0.25% (ARM) - Loan product changes (fixed/ARM, term, IO, neg-am) - Prepayment penalty added **Defer to `closing-disclosure-timing-reference`** for the full business-day counting rules, deemed-receipt computation, and federal-holiday list. **4. State overlays.** Apply the state-specific overlay items from `references/STATE-OVERLAYS.md`. Out-of-table states get a "local-counsel review recommended" note. **5. Cross-document reconciliation.** Cash-to-close, payoffs, recording fees, escrows, and APR/TIP each must reconcile against another document in the file. See `references/CD-PAGES.md` "Cross-document reconciliation" for the specific pairings. **6. Produce deliverables.** - **Lender/settlement-agent role:** the finalized CD plus a short reviewer's note attaching the LE comparison, tolerance findings, re-disclosure analysis, and any state overlay flags. - **Attorney role:** a compliance review memo (no lender-signed CD). The example in `assets/examples/cd-review-memo.md` shows the shape. --- ## Checkpoint B: post-draft alignment (mandatory) Before delivering: 1. Tolerance violations: cured (with `closing-disclosure-tolerance` cure-amount methodology) or explicitly flagged as outstanding for the responsible party? 2. Re-disclosure window: required, and if so, honored? Earliest consummation date stated explicitly? 3. State overlays: applied; any out-of-table state flagged for local-counsel review? 4. Cash-to-close: reconciles against transaction summary, payoffs, and wire instructions? 5. APR/TIP: reconciles against truth-in-lending math? 6. Attorney review: required before signing where role is non-lender? --- ## What this skill does not do - It does not value the deal or opine on loan terms. Tolerance and timing are mechanical; pricing is between borrower and lender. - It does not resolve title issues. It identifies them on Page 3 / Page K and routes to `title-commitment`. - It does not replace attorney review when the role is borrower's or seller's counsel. Always label the deliverable AI-generated and require sign-off. --- ## Quality checklist - [ ] All five pages of Form H-25 populated; missing fields explicitly marked `MISSING` - [ ] LE comparison baseline is the most recent **valid** LE - [ ] Tolerance review run via `closing-disclosure-tolerance` methodology; cure amount stated where applicable - [ ] Re-disclosure trigger analyzed; if triggered, earliest consummation date stated - [ ] State overlay items applied (or out-of-table state flagged) - [ ] Cash-to-close reconciles to transaction summary and payoffs - [ ] APR / TIP reconcile to truth-in-lending math - [ ] Memo labels itself AI-generated and requires attorney/closer review --- ## Troubleshooting - **No prior LE in the file.** Cannot complete the LE-CD comparison. Surface as a Critical flag; do not proceed past Step 2 without the LE or a valid changed-circumstance record establishing why no LE exists. - **Multiple LEs and the agent is unsure which is the baseline.** The baseline is the most recent LE that was either (a) the original LE for an unchanged product or (b) a revised LE issued under a valid changed-circumstance trigger within the timing window. See `closing-disclosure-tolerance` for the changed-circumstance gate; if unresolvable from the record, treat the earliest LE as baseline and flag the ambiguity. - **Tolerance violation discovered post-consummation.** Cure deadline is 60 calendar days after consummation per 12 CFR 1026.19(f)(2)(v) `[VERIFY]`. Produce a corrected CD or itemized cure disclosure; document the cure method (refund / escrow application / principal reduction). - **State overlay item references a fee not in the file.** Two cases: (a) the fee was waived or doesn't apply — note "N/A" with reason; (b) the fee should appear and doesn't — flag as a Critical-tier missing line and route to settlement agent. - **APR computation in the file does not match recomputation.** Most common cause is missing or extra finance charges. Reconcile finance-charge inclusions against 12 CFR 1026.4 `[VERIFY]`; treat divergence > 0.125% (fixed) or > 0.25% (ARM) as a redisclosure trigger. - **Form H-25 layout differs from a state addendum.** Use Form H-25 structure as the federal floor; do not rewrite statutory disclosure text. Append the state addendum without altering H-25 layout. See `references/STATE-OVERLAYS.md`. --- ## Citations - 12 CFR 1026.38 — CD form requirements (Form H-25) `[VERIFY]` - 12 CFR 1026.19(e)(3) — LE good-faith determination `[VERIFY]` - 12 CFR 1026.19(f) — CD timing and delivery `[VERIFY]` - 12 CFR 1026.19(f)(2)(v) — Excess refund / cure deadline `[VERIFY]` - TILA, RESPA — underlying authority --- ## References - `references/CD-PAGES.md` — page-by-page intake checklist - `references/STATE-OVERLAYS.md` — state-specific overlay items ## Assets - `assets/examples/cd-review-memo.md` — finished compliance review memo for a synthetic purchase-money first-lien deal
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