The funding process explained once you decide to apply for an insurance or lawsuit advance. You should have filed the lawsuit by now.
First you call or fill out an application for an insurance or lawsuit advance.
You (and/or your attorney are required to be part of the funding process) will need to supply us with the paperwork, information, applications, and supportive information as needed.
We will give you a preliminary understanding of the terms and how the settlement will pay back the lawsuit advance.
When "fax" is mentioned, there are other ways of sending the information, as well.
The initial submission is reviewed, and if complete, will be submitted to underwriting (unless more information is needed, or if it is determined that your case is not "do-able").
The application normally spends a day or so in underwriting, but occasionally can take longer in certain cases, especially when a case needs to be scrutinized more heavily. We try to keep it at 1-2 days as much as possible, and in certain strong cases it can be shorter.
Settled cases and auto accident cases can often be funded in a 24-hour timeframe.
The timing begins after you/your attorney send in all the required information.
Once it comes out of underwriting, the funding may be denied, or if accepted, there will be an offer made, with all terms clearly spelled out.
If your application is denied, we will submit your situation to another funder (some are more strict or lenient than others). We start with the funders who have a lower cost and deal with your type of case. The funding process starts new again with a new funder.
If there is an offer, you will be notified and you either accept it or not. Some funders may require certain verification at this point.
Once you accept, the contract is faxed to your attorney (and concurrently to you if you are not near the attorney's office). You and your attorney sign the contract and fax it back, with the attorney verifying that the original contract will be mailed in. You specify if you want a check to be mailed, or overnighted, or funds to be wired to an account, and in certain cases you may need to agree to do the charge for the transaction.
Once you receive your funds, you can use it for whatever purpose you need. Then you wait until the settlement is paid out and your agreed repayment amount will be taken out of the settlement via your attorney. For pre-settlement funding for which the case does not win, you have no further obligation.
You can use your funds to pay your bills, pay for surgery, or whatever needs you have while you are waiting and fighting for your case to win.
The funding process is fast and easy.
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