What form may a loan processor send to verify an applicant's employment history?

A loan processor uses the Verification of Employment (VOE) form to confirm an applicant's employment history. This document is crucial in the mortgage process as it provides lenders with reliable information about an applicant’s job status, including their position, length of employment, and income.

The VOE form is typically sent directly to the employer to ensure accuracy and authenticity, allowing the lender to assess the applicant's financial stability and ability to repay the loan. This verification step is essential in reducing the lender's risk.

In contrast, other forms like the Verification of Income (VOI) and the Verification of Rent (VOR) serve different purposes, focusing on income details or rental history, respectively. The Verification of Employment Letter (VEL) is less commonly used and may not always provide the comprehensive details that a VOE would offer. Thus, the VOE is the standard for employment verification in the mortgage approval process.