April 22, 2025
Call Broker Hotline -copied down some useful phrases
I’d like to follow up on a home loan application currently in progress. Could you please check the status for me?
I just wanted to check which stage the application is currently at.
I noticed it's been a while. Just wondering if there’s any outstanding information?
The client is hoping to move forward soon, so we’d appreciate any update or if it’s possible to expedite the process.
Let me repeat that back to you.
Sorry, just to confirm…
Sorry, could you say that again a bit slower?
Sorry, the line was unclear. Could you repeat that last part?
Call Broker Hotline -copied down some useful phrases
I’d like to follow up on a home loan application currently in progress.
Could you please check the status for me?
I just wanted to check which stage the application is currently at.
I noticed it's been a while.
Let me repeat that back to you.
Sorry, just to confirm… Sorry, could you say that again a bit slower?
Could you repeat that last part?
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I’d like to follow up on a home loan application that is currently in progress.¶
Even without the 'that is' this sentence would have been understood. Just a minor correction.
I have noticed that it's been a while.
April 23, 2025
Thank you for your explanation. Thanks a lot♪(･ω･)ﾉ
Call Broker Hotline - copied down some useful phrases
I’d like to follow up on a home loan application currently in progress.
You could also say "...home loan application THAT IS currently in progress", like another user has noted. However, this will be understood just as well and is the kind of thing I would probably say as a native speaker.
Could you please check the status for me?
I just wanted to check which stage the application is currently at.
I've noticed it's been a while.
Very minor difference that, in the grand scheme of things, doesn't matter too much. However, I'd probably use "I've" instead of "I" in this context. I tend to use "I've" when I'm talking about the recent past, rather than a past that could've been long, long ago.
Just wondering if there’s any outstanding information?
The client is hoping to move forward soon, so we’d appreciate any update or if it’s possible to expedite the process.
Let me repeat that back to you.
Sorry, just to confirm… Sorry, could you say that again a bit slower?
Sorry, the line was unclear.
Could you repeat that last part?
Feedback
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April 22, 2025
Thank you for your explanation. (✧∇✧)╯╰(✧∇✧)̣
Call Broker Hotline—I -copied down some useful phrases
I’d like to follow up on a home loan application that is currently in progress.
Could you please check the status for me?
I just wanted to check which stage the application is currently at.
I noticed it's been a while.
Just wondering if there’s any outstanding information?
Informally or colloquially, this sentence would be okay. To make it proper, you should say "I was just wondering if there's any outstanding information?"
The client is hoping to move forward soon, so we’d appreciate any update or, if it’s possible, to expedite the process.
Let me repeat that back to you.
Sorry, just to confirm… Sorry, could you say that again a bit slower?
Sorry, the line was unclear.
Could you repeat that last part?
April 22, 2025
Thank you for your explanation. Thanks♪(･ω･)ﾉ
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