Florida Realtors/Florida Bar As-Is contract:

It is not addressed in our state contracts. We have been getting CD's for many months.

Not something in Oklahoma contracts at the present time.

In Wisconsin we use an Addendum TR to the Offer to Purchase -- see samples - page 1 and 2 below

I really dont know this one, perhaps Diana Dahlberg will be able to help you here.

Fred Griffin beat me to it

We don't have TRID specific verbiage. 

John Meussner - good question - never incorporated in my contract - yet. Will check with my local lender.

Since TRID, our contracts now require the license number of all agents and all brokerages.

Not in our contracts..

There are obligations in our finance addendum but very few and none by name.

Contracts in our great nation do not address TRID since TRID is not applicable here.  However, I understand it is applicable to our bordering neighbour to the south (west for AK and more west for HI).

NH does not, it is a lesson i have to go over with buyers and sellers to avoid issues when we get close to and ready to close

Our contracts change and continue to change but there is nothing TRID specific in our contracts

In Kentucky ours does not.

Yes, the Florida contract has some provisions for delays.

Not that I'm aware of.  I'm starting to put in per diems into the seller's counter offer at the start now.  Apparently TRID doesn't like those at the end.

Nope. There are no TRID rules in our state contract, but give the committee another year, and it will probably come up with something to add. I mean our contracts are already 17 pages long. Why not make them an even 20 pages?

GA gives specific permission for lenders to give copies of CD to agents as well.

Seems like Florida is on top of the game. What have you seen for CA?

This is a good blog topic for you.

I have not seen it.

it's not addressed in ours....

standard ones

Nothing in ours... yet.

Our contract seems to change every couple of years - there was a change at time of TRID, and another one this month.

It does not address TRID directly.

The only mention we have in the NC Contract is, "the closing attorney to release and disclose any seller's closing disclosure"

We were having issues with the selling agent's brokerages being able to document the commission paid since the seller side was not being shared with them.  Most attorneys were putting together the 'shared' worksheet but, all weren't and it was like pulling teeth to get the numbers from the seller side.  That, of course, was in the beginning but, that clause was added to assure those particular numbers were provided to both sides.

And, like Lynnea Miller, we have to provide the firm license # now as well.

WE have rules to follow and my closig company watches us agents very closely