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When is the earliest we can close?
The Closing Disclosure is late, or the buyers want to move closing up. Enter when the disclosure went out and how it was delivered to see the earliest closing date, or check whether a date you have in mind works.
Enter the date the Closing Disclosure went out.
How it counts
The borrower has to receive the Closing Disclosure at least three business days before closing. Every day counts except Sundays and federal holidays, so Saturdays count.
If the disclosure is mailed or emailed, it’s treated as received three business days after it was sent, unless you have evidence the borrower got it sooner, such as an e-signed acknowledgment. Handing it over in person, or getting a documented earlier receipt, is the usual way to save days.
The Loan Estimate has its own rule: it has to be delivered or mailed at least seven business days before closing. Add its date if it went out late, for example after a change in loan program.
Example: a Closing Disclosure emailed on Monday, November 2, 2026 counts as received Thursday, November 5. The earliest business day to close is Monday, November 9.
For the full picture, see TRID business days, explained.
A planning aid, not legal advice. Follow the lender’s instructions, and remember that some changes after the disclosure start a new three-day wait.
See it coming before it’s a problem
Closing Desk works out these dates for every open file and puts the closings at risk at the top of your team’s morning email.