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        1. Can I receive my mortgage statement electronically rather than by mail?

          Yes. You can enroll in electronic statements for your Old National mortgage loan within Mortgage Manager. Just follow these steps:

          1. Log into Mortgage Manager
          2. Select Account Management
          3. Click on Document Center
          4. Under Mortgage eStatements select Paperless Statements
          5. Open and review eStatement Delivery Terms and Conditions
          6. Select I agree to the terms and conditions
          7. Click Let's do this!

          Use our guide How to Sign Up for Mortgage eStatements for step-by-step instructions as well.

          You will receive an email notification letting you know when your statement will be ready for viewing. If you change your mind and would like to resume receiving paper statements in the mail, you can de-activate this service in Mortgage Manager at any time.

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