Confirming Available DVC Points is a key step before closing to ensure that the number of points listed in the agreement is still accurate. The title company must verify that the Disney Vacation Club (DVC) points tied to the contract match what was agreed upon and haven’t changed since signing. This step protects both the buyer and the seller and helps ensure a smooth and fair transaction.
For sellers, this means confirming that:
No points have been used since the agreement was signed
No points have been transferred or borrowed
The point balance still matches what was disclosed in the original listing and agreement
Sellers may be asked to log into their DVC account and download a current point activity statement or provide a screenshot from the dashboard. This allows the title company to verify that the buyer will receive all current, banked, or borrowed points as promised.
For buyers, confirming available DVC points ensures that you’re receiving what you paid for—especially if you plan to use the points soon after closing. If there are fewer points than promised, the buyer is entitled to compensation or, in some cases, may cancel the agreement entirely.
We require the title company to pause the process until a clear and updated record of available points is received. This verification step happens before the deed is transferred and is critical for contract accuracy and compliance.
If you need help locating your point balance or downloading a statement, our team is here to assist. The title company can also help guide you through the process.
Confirming point availability is the final checkpoint that ensures both parties have met their obligations and that closing can proceed with confidence.