A combination of “NA” in the text fields and 0 in numeric fields should allow you to bypass this. Closing dates can be entirely speculative or fictitious  because they can always be edited later.

If you are ordering a resale certificate (called Resale Disclosure Package on HomeWiseDocs.com), you are supposed to order these before you list the property, ideally. Unfortunately the ordering experience is geared for when you already have a buyer, or in other words, the ordering experience is geared for ordering the package later than you actually should. Bear in mind HomeWiseDocs.com is a nationwide company, and this process works a little differently state-to-state. In Missouri, you should be ordering before you have a buyer under contract, so you’re doing the right thing, even if these required form fields indicate you may be premature. But use of “NA”, 0 and fictitious dates will allow you to effectively bypass this problem.