Mortgage Application Checklist

When you work with Vermont Mortgage Company, we advise you on the mortgage program that best fits your needs based on your unique situation. Based on the program selected, you will need to provide the following:

All Transactions:

  • W-2 or tax returns (if self employed) for the last two years
  • Most recent pay-stub
  • Most recent bank statements – all pages
  • Investment / asset account statements

Additional Documentation That May Also Be Required:

  • Purchase Agreement (if purchase)
  • Award letter (if retired)
  • 1st Mortgage Statement (if applicable)
  • 2nd Mortgage Statement (if applicable)
  • Homeowner’s Insurance Declaration page
  • Rental Agreement (if rental properties are owned)
  • Mortgage statements (on other properties if any)
  • Drivers License
  • Bankruptcy Papers (if applicable)
  • Child Support / Alimony (if applicable)
  • Business License or Letter from CPA (if self employed)

Apply for your Vermont mortgage today via our Online Application!

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Burlington, Vermont 05401
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