Ginnie Mae rolls out multifamily issuer tools: NLP acknowledgements, on‑screen links and reimbursement module
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Summary
Ginnie Mae launched a multifamily non‑level payment (NLP) acknowledgement application and on‑screen pool‑activity links and announced a planned GMC 1% reimbursement claims module for 2026; authorized signers listed on HUD 11702 will certify reimbursements.
Ginnie Mae presenters described several multifamily‑focused usability and workflow updates intended to streamline issuer tasks.
Wade Gale (BNY Mellon) said Ginnie Mae implemented an automated verification process and a multifamily Non‑Level Payment (NLP) acknowledgement application in MyGinnieMae; the NLP application went live Jan. 17 and issuers with non‑level payments should see an NLP acknowledgement in their dashboard. He described reminder timing (for example, a notice roughly 50 days before a scheduled payment change) and said issuers must acknowledge the change in the NLP app at least two business days before the effective date so the new P&I is reflected in the multifamily database. "If you're using on level scheduled screen ... you will see that ML MLP acknowledgment as part of your dashboard drop down," Wade said.
Heather Jompley described a live usability improvement that adds on‑screen links to navigate from loan master data to pool activity, a change announced in the mod bulletin on Jan. 26 and already available.
Nadalina (GMC delivery team) announced a new GMC module planned for 2026 to let multifamily issuers submit 1% reimbursement claims and streamline Ginnie Mae follow‑up communications. She said two roles will exist (basic user and authorized signer) and that an authorized signer must be listed on the HUD 11702 to certify and complete submissions; access to the module will be added to existing roles automatically for users who already hold the corresponding rights.
Ginnie Mae said targeted communications, mod bulletins and tailored technical sessions will be provided as the release approaches.
