NON-PERMANENT RESIDENT
YES, to Permanent & Non-Permanent Residents
Overview:
- FICO 660+
- Up to 85% CLTV
- Bank Statements Allowed
- Mortgage Financing for Non-U.S. Citizens
- Get the same Competitive Interest Rates as Permanent Residents
- No Down Payment Required
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What Is a Non-Permanent Resident?
A non-permanent resident is a person living in the United States with a social security number but not a green card. Typically living in the United States for employment reasons, non-permanent residents can live here for years and want to buy their own homes and build equity.
How can a Non-Permanent Resident qualify for a loan?
It is a pretty straightforward process as we just need to prove the applicant’s eligibility status:
Borrowers are still eligible if their Green Card has expired.
Borrowers must present their I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence) and their I-797 (Notice of Action) as proof that they have applied for visa renewal.
The I-797 form cannot say that the borrower’s application for visa renewal has been denied.
The I-797 form alone is not sufficient for loan eligibility. The borrower must also present their I-485 to prove their legal status in the United States.
The following visa types are eligible: E1-3, G1-5, H-1, H-1B, L-1, TC and TN-1.
If the borrower’s visa is sponsored by their employer, the borrower must present written confirmation that their employer is planning to renew it.
Borrowers must present a valid social security number. A tax ID number is not an acceptable substitute.
Borrowers with diplomatic immunity are not eligible for the program.
DACA borrowers are eligible for a mortgage if they meet all requirements outlined above.