Final answer:
A borrower is entitled to review the revised Closing Disclosure, which does not trigger an additional 3-day waiting period, at least 0 business days before loan consummation.
Step-by-step explanation:
If a borrower receives a revised Closing Disclosure that does not trigger an additional 3-day waiting period, the borrower is entitled to review the revised Closing Disclosure at least 0 business days before loan consummation. This means the revised disclosure must be provided to the borrower for review on or before the day of loan consummation. Notably, certain changes require a new 3-day review if they occur after the initial Closing Disclosure has been provided, such as an APR increase beyond the legal tolerance, a change in loan product, or the addition of a prepayment penalty. If such changes arise, the three-business-day waiting period applies again.