This page provides a standard list of the information you may need to pull
together and have ready when you apply for your loan. It's important to note
that original documents are often required.
Borrowers who choose our convenient reduced paperwork loans might need
only a few of the items listed below. Speak with your Loan Officer for
details.
What documentation I need to get?
Signed and dated by all loan applicants
Income Documents
For Hourly or Salaried Employment:
Original W-2 for the
past year AND
Original paycheck stub showing year-to-date income (within last
60 days)
For Self-Employment, Sole Proprietor (Only if you choose to show
your income):
Complete copy of previous year's federal tax return
Copy of year-to-date Profit and Loss statement
For Self-Employment, Corporation:
Copy of Form 1120 for previous year
Copy of year-to-date Profit and Loss statement
Complete copy of federal tax return for previous year
(including all schedules)
Original W-2 for the past year (if applicable)
Original paycheck stub showing year-to-date income (if
applicable)
For Retirement Income:
Original Social Security Award Letter or Pension Award
Letter
For Rental Income:
Copy of complete tax return for previous year (including
Schedule E)
Copy of lease or rental agreement for all properties
Other Income:
(You do not need to reveal alimony, child support, or separate maintenance
income information unless you want it considered for qualification purposes):
A 1-year history of receipt AND
A copy of the fully executed divorce decree, if applicable
AND
Evidence of 1 full year of receipt of payments
Asset Documents
Originals of the two most recent account statements for
all checking, savings or other asset accounts
Obligations (debts other than consumer credit accounts)
A copy of the fully executed divorce decree indicating the
amount of child support, alimony or separate maintenance payments, if
applicable
Property
For purchase loans
Additionally a copy of the fully executed purchase
contract
Additional documents will be required (from your real
estate agent).