Click the “Pipeline" area.
Select application and choose “Download to LOS" from the Drop-down.
Hit the “Download Now" button.
Click the “Save" button.
You will then be prompted by the following Save as... Dialog. Type in the file name for the application in the area labeled File name:. If you are using Genesis 2000, you must end the file name with .imp or you loan processing software may not show the file when you attempt to import it.
Example: myfile.imp
Pay very special attention to where you are saving the file. It is recommended that you save all of your downloaded applications in a separate import folder in your loan processing software folder. You can change where you are saving to by clicking the Save in: drop down menu at the top of the Save as... dialog and then clicking on the subsequent folders that appear in the large middle window pane.
If you're using Genesis 2000, you would save your applications to "c:genesis*.fnm which is the same as clicking on "My Computer" then "C: Drive" then the "genesis" folder. The * represents the name of the application in the folder.
Step 5:
After you have entered a file name and it's location, click the Save button and you will momentarily see the File Download status.
You will then see the "Download Complete Box" you have successfully downloaded the application. You will now need to import the application.
Genesis Import Instructions
Step 1:
From the Main Panel, select "Access" at the top of the screen. Go to “Fannie Mae? then "Import from Fannie Mae Format 3.2".
Step 2:
Next you will see a screen appear with the file(s) to be imported. Simply check the box next to the appropriate file you are importing and click the OK button. If you do not see your file it may be due to the file not being downloaded and saved correctly. You may have to browse you computer to find the correct folder you saved your file in. You can browse your computer by clicking the Browse button. (see below)
Step 3:
Once you have clicked the OK button, you will then be presented with a box confirming the import of the file into Genesis 2000®!
