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Ann B.
  • Reno, NV
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Employment disclosures by Human Resources

Ann B.
  • Reno, NV
Posted

Not quite an investor question though personal savings will help with investment purchases…

Recently and due to personal circumstances, I submitted a resignation letter to my employer with an effective date in late May. Back in early March, I applied for a refi on my primary house. The loan was about to close, but just now Human Resources (HR) informed the mortgage company that I have a resignation letter in my file. Is it legal for HR to add this extra information regarding the resignation? I am still employed after all (and I have sufficient funds to continue my mortgage payments).

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