Providers pretty much require the same information on a mortgage application, however each application form differs in layout and questions asked. Here is a brief summary of what is typically asked on a general mortgage application form

• Type of loan
• Amount required
• Repayment type
• Type of loan – purchase, remortgage, buy to let
• Current mortgage details if applicable, amount outstanding, term, provider

• Full names
• Date of birth
• Marital status
• Nationality
• Last 3 years address details
• Current residential Status
• Contact details

• Details of all credit cards or loans, amount outstanding and monthly payments
• Details of all income sources
• Occupation
• Details of current employer or self employed details, including address details, type of business and length of employment
• Retirement Age
• Details of any regular financial commitments, childcare etc.
• Details of any financial dependants
• Anticipated Circumstances

• Have you ever had arrears of greater than one month on any mortgage or loan?
• Have you ever been bankrupt?
• Have you ever had a judgement for debt, or any default recorded against you or a company in which you hold/held at least 15%?
• Have you ever entered into a voluntary arrangement with creditors?
• Have you ever been refused a mortgage or any other bad credit?
• Have you ever been convicted of (or have prosecutions pending relating to) acts of dishonesty, such as theft or fraud?
• Are you currently applying for any other mortgage(s), loan(s) or credit?
• Are you a guarantor for any other loans?

• Purchase price
• Full address
• Whether leasehold or freehold and full details
• Property type, number of rooms and parking type
• If a flat number of floors in the block, and floor of the property to be mortgaged.

• Solicitors details if free legals are not being used. If using own Solicitors then they need to be on the lenders panel.
• Account details if self employed
• Estate Agents details, which may be required for the provider to gain entry to value the property.