Ontario mortgage application document checklist
Common borrower documents Ontario mortgage agents request — for operational use. Verify requirements with your principal broker, lenders, and current FSRA/FINTRAC guidance.
What documents do Ontario mortgage agents typically collect?
A typical Ontario mortgage file commonly includes government photo ID, proof of income, down-payment verification, employment documentation, and property details — plus lender-specific conditions. Self-employed borrowers often add T1 General and NOA. Lender and brokerage requirements vary. Here is an operational checklist for agents:
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Checklist items
- Government-issued photo ID (+ secondary ID per brokerage policy)
- Proof of income — recent pay stubs (30 days)
- Employment letter (if applicable)
- T4 / tax slips (if requested)
- Notice of Assessment (especially self-employed)
- T1 General — last 2 years (self-employed / BFS)
- Business financial statements (self-employed)
- Bank statements — down-payment account (90 days)
- Gift letter + donor proof of funds (if applicable)
- Proof of debts / liabilities
- Purchase: Agreement of Purchase and Sale (when available)
- Refinance: Current mortgage statement + property tax bill
- Credit consent record
- List of outstanding lender conditions (PTD) — blank section
Operational checklist for Ontario mortgage agents. Verify requirements with your principal broker, lenders, and current FSRA/FINTRAC guidance.
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General information only — not legal, compliance, mortgage brokering, or FINTRAC advice. Hivi-X is document-collection software, not a licensed mortgage brokerage, FSRA registrant, KYC verifier, or AML screening service. FSRA/FINTRAC obligations remain with your brokerage. Consult your principal broker, compliance officer, and qualified counsel. Last updated 2026-07-09.
General information only — not legal, compliance, mortgage brokering, or FINTRAC advice. Hivi-X is document-collection software, not a licensed mortgage brokerage, FSRA registrant, KYC verifier, or AML screening service. FSRA/FINTRAC obligations remain with your brokerage. Consult your principal broker, compliance officer, and qualified counsel.