Lawsuit Loans On Line Specializes in Fast Lawsuit Loan Approvals

In fact, Lawsuit-Loans-On-Line.com offers the fastest approval of lawsuit loans available anywhere thanks to our unique FastTrack App. This unique service involves the applicant, and while participation is totally voluntary, applying with the FastTrack App option can get you your money days faster than the standard application process.

The Bottleneck in Lawsuit Loans

While much of the lawsuit loan application process is automated and paperless, what slows the entire process down is getting supporting documentation from your attorney. The underwriter who reviews your on line application contacts your attorney to get supporting documentation so he can evaluate your legal claim.

Lawsuit Loan Limbo

Most attorneys keep hard copy paper files. That means that someone at the law firm has to find the hard copy files we need, make copies of them, and then fax or mail them to us. When we call the law firm and ask for these files, it is not a priority for them. The result is that it can sometimes takes days – in fact, several days or a week or even longer – for someone at the law firm to get around to locating the documentation we need, making copies of it, and faxing or mailing it to us.

We occasionally come across a law firm that has digitized all of its files so they can e-mail us the supporting documentation we need, but that is the exception to the rule. Most law firms keep hard copy files, and digging them out for us is just not a priority.

FastTrack App Shortens the Lawsuit Loan Application Process

Participating in FastTrack App is totally voluntary on your part, but if you want to really speed up the application process, check that option on the Lawsuits-Loans-On-Line.com on line application. Here is how FastTrack App speeds up the lawsuit loan approval process.

• Complete the On Line Application: Be sure to give us an e-mail address that you check every day, and check off the FastTrack App option at the bottom.
• Wait to Hear from Our Underwriter: As soon as an underwriter has reviewed your on line lawsuit loan application, a client services representative will e-mail you a list of the supporting documentation we need to evaluate your lawsuit loan request.
• Secure the Documentation: You then call or visit (going to your attorney’s office in person, if you can, is best) and request copies of the supporting documentation we need. As the plaintiff in the case, you are entitled to see anything in your file, and you can share that information with any third party.
• Send Us the Documentation: You can fax us the documentation we need, and that will probably be the quickest, easiest way to get it to us fast! However, if you can get the documentation in Adobe (.pdf format) files, you can e-mail it to us. If necessary, you can overnight it to us via FedEx or UPS.
• Cut Days Out of the Application Process: Your participation in this step will cut days out of the lawsuit loan application process, and get you your money much, much faster!
• Strictly Voluntary: Participation in FastTrack App is totally voluntary. If you wish, we will contact your attorney directly and wait for the documentation. That is not a problem.
• Get Pro-Active! However, if you want to get your money as fast as you can, and you want the fastest approval possible of your lawsuit loan request, FastTrack App will result in fast approval of your loan application!

Lawsuit Loans
On Line Application

Please Note: Providing your cell phone and e-mail will make it easier for us to reach you and get your lawsuit loan approved faster!

Name:

Address:

Home Phone:

Cell Phone:

E-Mail:

Date of Birth:

Date of Accident or Incident:

Describe Accident or Incident:

Describe Injuries:

Are you covered by Workers' Comp?

Yes    No

Are you able to work?

Yes    No

Are you under a doctor's care?

Yes    No

Type of Lawsuit:

Attorney:

Attorney's Address:

Attorney Telephone:

Attorney Fax:

Amount of Lawsuit:

Loan Request:

FastTrack My Application:

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