This can come in the form of (but not limited to):

• Current signed passport
• Current UK or EEA photocard driving licence
• Firearms or shotgun certificate
• National identity card bearing a photograph of the applicant

This can come in the form of (but not limited to):

• Utility bill (gas, electric, satellite television, landline phone bill) issued within the last three months
• Local authority council tax bill for the current council tax year
• Current UK driving licence (but only if not used for the name evidence)
• Original mortgage statement from a recognised lender issued for the last full year
• Electoral Register entry

In order that a broker and subsequently a lender can best assess your affordability, it is a requirement that your most recent bank statements are analysed.

The statements provided must include your name and address.

In order that a broker and subsequently a lender can best assess your affordability, it is a requirement that your most recent payslips are analysed.

This can often be one of the harder documents for you to get your hands on but quite often this can be requested from your line manager or HR department.

An SA302 is a summary of income declared to HMRC and is an excellent way for lenders to assess the affordability of a self-employed applicant. You can find out more at the HMRC SA302 website.

Or...

If you or an accountant complete your self-assessments, these can be provided in place of an SA302 and they too can be downloaded from HMRC website. Alternatively, you can request a guide on how to complete this.

These will be required by a lender to effectively assess your affordability.

This could be provided in the form of bank statements, savings statements, existing mortgage statement - if you're unsure, please ask one of the team and they'll clarify for you.