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What will the lender ask me for?

Answer five questions about your income, down payment and status, and see the paperwork a lender is likely to ask for, sorted to what applies to you. Your specific lender may ask for more, or less.

What you get. Answer 5 short questions about your situation and get a personalised list drawn from 15 possible documents, each with a one-line reason it is on the list. The list can include: Two years of T1 returns and Notices of Assessment; Recent pay stubs and a letter of employment confirming salary and term; Business financial statements, or a business licence if incorporated; A signed gift letter confirming the money does not have to be repaid; Ninety days of bank statements showing the down payment accumulating; The firm sale agreement and closing statement for the property being sold; Permanent resident card, or a valid work or study permit; Two pieces of government-issued identification.
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