Recognize the request.
The seller should understand which office is asking, why it concerns them, and how to verify an unexpected request.
Veto Seller proceeds
Their instructions.
Your careful review.
A smaller task for the seller. A prepared receiving-instruction review for the office.
Keep the journey clear.
Provide the contribution.
The seller supplies the receiving information and supported material requested for the accepted service.
Prepare the review.
Relevant sources, changed details, and missing contributions come together for the office.
Keep the decision separate.
The office’s review and its bank-side payment procedure remain its own. Submitting receiving details does not release funds.
One closing.
Different parts.
The buyer and seller do not have the same job. Their experience should make that clear.
HARBOR ESCROW
Explore seller proceeds Your receiving instructions.
Your escrow office is asking where you would like your proceeds sent.
- Understand the request.
- Review the receiving details.
- Submit your contribution.
Your office reviews next.
Submitting does not release money.
Submitting does not release money.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
What is the initial supported focus?
Seller-provided domestic U.S. dollar receiving instructions, within the office’s confirmed eligibility and accepted terms. Entity, trust, estate, or other examples in a prototype do not establish live eligibility.
Does a receiving review approve an amount?
No. Receiving-instruction review does not authorize an unspecified later payment. The office’s amount-specific act remains separate.
Start with one file.
See what changes.
A conversation about your office. A walkthrough of the work. No commitment made here.
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