Detailed qualification review
Get a real answer about what you qualify for.
This is the substantive version. You provide a complete picture of your income, down payment and credit situation along with supporting documentation, and a licensed mortgage professional reviews your actual scenario. Provide complete information and the requested documents, and you will receive a response within one to two business days.
Not ready for documents yet? The purchase-readiness assessment takes a few minutes and requires nothing but answers. Or run the affordability calculator first.
Before you submit
Questions people ask first
Is this a mortgage application?
No. A detailed qualification review is not a mortgage application, pre-approval, commitment or guarantee of financing. It is a structured way to put your real numbers and documentation in front of a licensed mortgage professional so you get a substantive answer instead of an automated estimate. When you are ready to apply formally, you are directed to our brokerage’s secure application portal.
Why do you need documents at this stage?
Because documentation is what separates an estimate from an answer. How your income is earned, declared and verifiable determines what a lender will use — and that is frequently different from the number you would type into a calculator. Reviewing your income confirmation and down-payment proof up front is what allows a meaningful response rather than a range of guesses.
How long will it take to hear back?
Provide complete information and the requested documents, and a mortgage professional will review your scenario and respond within one to two business days. That response is a review of your situation, not an approval, rate quote or lender decision. If something is missing or unclear, you will be contacted using the method you selected.
Will this affect my credit score?
No. Nothing in this form performs a credit check. The credit score field is your own estimate and is used only for context. If a formal credit inquiry becomes necessary later in the process, it happens with your separate, explicit consent — not here.
What if my credit is not good, or I have had a consumer proposal?
Answer honestly. A difficult credit history changes which lenders and programs are reviewed; it does not end the conversation. Alongside prime lending, alternative and B-lending solutions and provincially regulated credit unions are considered where appropriate, subject to lender policy and underwriting. An accurate picture produces useful advice; an optimistic one wastes everybody’s time.
How do I send my documents?
By email, separately from the form. Submit the form first and you will be given a short reference code on the confirmation screen. Email your documents to cornell@ncompassfinancial.ca with that code in the subject line so they are matched to your file. Documents are deliberately not uploaded through this website.
What should I redact before sending?
Black out your Social Insurance Number and any full account numbers. Account balances, names, dates and institution names should remain visible so the documents are usable. Never send account passwords or banking login credentials — no legitimate mortgage professional will ask for them. Standard email is not an encrypted channel, so send only the documents requested, with those redactions, and nothing further.
What happens to my documents?
They are received directly by your mortgage agent and are not stored on this website or passed through any third-party form service. They are used to review your mortgage scenario and are shared with lenders only where you have consented and it is necessary to explore your options. If you would prefer not to email them, book a consultation and another method will be arranged. See the privacy policy for full detail.
I already have a pre-approval from my bank. Is this worth doing?
Often, yes. A bank pre-approval reflects one lender’s policies and one product shelf. A broker review compares your scenario across multiple lenders, including monolines, credit unions and alternative lenders, and identifies where your particular income type, credit profile or property is treated more favourably. There is no cost to a second look.