How to Find Your DVC Sales Purchase Agreement
After an offer is accepted and the purchase agreement is generated, finding it in your account is straightforward. But if you're logging in for the first time after accepting or making an offer, the layout might not be immediately obvious. Here's exactly where to go and what you'll find once you get there.
Where Your Agreement Lives in Your Account
Log in to your DVC Sales account and look for the "My Agreements" tab in your dashboard navigation. This section is separate from the offers section, which is where your negotiation history lives. Once an offer is accepted and a purchase agreement is generated, the activity moves from the offers tab into the agreements tab.
This is a common point of confusion. Purchasers who are used to looking at their offers sometimes wonder where their offer went after it was accepted. It didn't disappear. It transitioned into a formal agreement, which is now tracked in its own section.
Inside My Agreements, you'll see a list of your active contracts. Next to each one is a button labeled VIEW/SIGN. Click that to open the agreement, review all the details, and complete your electronic signature if you haven't already done so.
What the Agreement Contains
Your purchase agreement is a legally binding contract. Before you sign it, read through the full document. It will contain the following information:
The names of the buyer and seller. The resort name and location. The use year associated with the contract. The number of points being purchased. The sale price and deposit amount. The deposit deadline. The expected closing timeline. Information about the available points, including what's banked, borrowed, or available in the current use year. And the schedule of fees, which covers who pays what at closing.
Check every single one of those details against what you agreed to. If the resort is wrong, if the point count doesn't match the listing, if your name is misspelled, or if the price is different from what was accepted, do not sign. Contact DVC Sales immediately so the correction can be made before signatures are applied.
Amendments after a signed agreement are possible, but they're slower and require both parties to sign again. Getting it right before anyone signs is always the better path.
Signing the Agreement
You can sign from any device. The process is electronic, doesn't require a printer, and typically takes about five minutes once you have the document open. Navigate through the agreement, review each section, and apply your signature to the required fields using your mouse, touchscreen, or stylus.
After you sign, you'll receive a confirmation email and a copy of the signed document. When the other party signs, you'll receive another notification confirming the agreement is fully executed. At that point, the binding purchase agreement is complete and the deposit process begins.
If You Can't Access Your Agreement
If you received an email saying your agreement is ready but you're not finding it in the My Agreements section, a few things might be happening. Your account may have a verification step that needs to be completed. The email notification may have gone to a different email address than the one you're logging in with. Or there could be a temporary display issue with your account.
In any of these cases, contact DVC Sales directly. We can resend the signing link to your email and confirm what's in your account. You won't miss a deadline because of a technical issue if you contact us promptly.
Your Agreement Is Stored Permanently
Every agreement signed through DVC Sales is stored in your account permanently. You can access it years after closing if you need a reference copy. This is useful for tax purposes, estate planning, or just keeping your records organized. You don't need to download or save a separate copy right now, though you're welcome to if you prefer having a local file.
What Happens After Both Parties Sign
Once both the purchaser and seller have signed, the purchaser submits their deposit to the title company's escrow account. The deposit deadline is written into the agreement and is typically three to five business days after full execution. After the deposit is confirmed, DVC Sales submits the contract to Disney for their 30-day Right of First Refusal review. If Disney waives ROFR, the title company handles closing.
The full timeline from signed agreement to completed transfer is generally 60 to 90 days. For a complete breakdown of every step and every fee, visit our how DVC works page. And if you have any questions about the agreement, the signing process, or what to look for before you sign, reach us at our contact page.
Browse current DVC resale listings if you're still searching, or check our annual dues page to understand the ongoing costs associated with the contract you're purchasing.
