USMortgage Pre-Approval
Apply online, call us or, set up a meeting to find out the maximum amount you may be able to borrow.
What is pre-approval?
Pre-approval means that a lender has stated in writing that you qualify for a mortgage loan based on your current income and credit history. A pre-approval usually specifies a term, interest rate and mortgage amount. A pre-approval is typically valid for a brief period of time and usually has a number of conditions that must be met.
Online Mortgage Pre-Approval
Get an online pre-approval to know how much you may be able to afford and start your house hunt with confidence.
- Immediate response to your online application
- No impact on your credit score when you submit your application online
- Holds your mortgage rate for 120 days
Complete online, anytime, anywhere, in just five easy steps.
The TD 120-day rate hold
- Once you have your pre-approval, we’ll hold your interest rate for the next 120 days subject to all the conditions.
- If the interest rate on the term chosen in your pre-approval goes up, we will hold the rate we pre-approved you for if you meet all other conditions.
- If the interest rate goes down during this time, you can ask to have your pre-approved interest rate adjusted to reflect the lower current rate.
What to bring to your in-branch pre-approval meeting
We want you to be ready for the pre-approval process and being prepared will help. For your meeting, you should plan to bring the following:
- Current address
- Previous address (if current address is less than 3 years)
- Current employment information (e.g. employer's address, telephone number)
- Previous employment information (if current employment is less than 3 years)
- Sources of verifiable income (e.g. pay stub, employment letter, bank statement confirming direct deposit, investment statement)
- If self-employed, the last 2 years Notice of Assessments from your Income Tax return
- Value of properties, automobiles, investments, and savings
- Most recent statements for mortgages, loans and lines of credit
- Most recent credit card statements
- Estimated value of your home
- Housing expenses (e.g. property tax, annual condo fee, heating costs)
- Financial information for your co-borrower, if applicable
- Social Insurance Number (optional)
New to Canada?
Some other things that will also be considered in your pre-approval process, is your credit score or whether you’re new to Canada. You may also qualify for a TD Mortgage even if you have no credit history1 if:
- You are a Permanent Resident or have applied to become a Permanent Resident in Canada
- And you have been in Canada for 5 years or less
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Get pre-approved
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Ready to start your pre-approval? Have a TD Mortgage Specialist call you.
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Meet with a Mortgage Specialist at your home, workplace, coffee shop, or other convenient location.