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Si su préstamo ha sido regularizado

English translation: If you are up to date with your loan payments


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Spanish term or phrase:Si su préstamo ha sido regularizado
English translation:If you are up to date with your loan payments
Entered by: Edward Tully
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19:16 Oct 22, 2008
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Spanish term or phrase: Si su préstamo ha sido regularizado
This comes from a notice to people who are having their homes foreclosed. The full line reads "Si su préstamo ha sido regularizado, haga caso omiso de este aviso."

My question is, does "regularizar" in this case mean to pay off the loan completely, or refinance the loan, or something else?

Thanks!
danimak
United States
Local time: 23:13
If you are up to date with your loan payments
Explanation:
I think this is the meaning, the message may be automatically generated and sometimes needs to be ignored...
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Edward Tully
Local time: 07:13
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Summary of answers provided
4 +4If you are up to date with your loan payments
Edward Tully
4 +1If your loan has been regularized and is currently paid
MikeGarcia
4If your loan has been adjusted..Mónica Sauza
4If your loan has been settled/paid
Angel_7
3if your loan is caught up/If you have caught up on your loan
S Ben Price
2if your loan has been processed/approved/put in orderliz askew


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if your loan has been processed/approved/put in order


Explanation:
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Note added at 6 mins (2008-10-22 19:22:57 GMT)
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resolved/sorted out


the very last one is the meaning, but may not be the right register.

liz askew
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if your loan is caught up/If you have caught up on your loan


Explanation:
I think this is the meaning, no? If you were at risk of foreclosure but you somehow caught up on payments enough to fend it off...(??)

S Ben Price
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If your loan has been settled/paid


Explanation:
regularizar = to settle

I think this is talking about the loan being paid off or settled. You can pay off a loan be paying the full amount or by refinancing, in which case the company you owe the loan to is paid off and you start to pay the new company. What it is saying is that if the loan has been settled, you can ignore the notification.

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Note added at 1 hr (2008-10-22 20:23:14 GMT)
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Think it can also mean simply "paid", i.e you have paid this month's instalment.

Angel_7
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If your loan has been regularized and is currently paid


Explanation:
Alcaraz Varó Hughrs Financial Dictionary, pages 213, "currently paid" (al corriente en el pago) and 1167, "regularizar".

The word "regularizar" must be translated, it means that the debtor's arrears situation with the bank has been solved, the loan is performing, and the addition is to explain the meaning of "regularized".

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Note added at 1 hr (2008-10-22 20:55:46 GMT)
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Typo:"Hughes".-

MikeGarcia
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agree  liz askew
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If you are up to date with your loan payments


Explanation:
I think this is the meaning, the message may be automatically generated and sometimes needs to be ignored...

Edward Tully
Local time: 07:13
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Thank you very much for your help.

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agree  Vivian B E
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  -> thank you! ;-)

agree  Maru Villanueva
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agree  cmwilliams
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agree  Marisa Sarniguet
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  -> thank you Marisa! ;-)
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If your loan has been adjusted..


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Mónica Sauza
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