Foreign National Mortgage - Foreign National Credit Reports

Foreign National Credit Reports

Lenders do prefer a credit report from the home country, although some will take 3 credit reference letters from the borrower. The credit report is much like our own in the U.S. but without scores as their scoring systems are different from our own. There are agencies in the U.S. that obtain the data, conform it to U.S. regulations and provide the background checks (verification of employment, verification of an existence of a company for self employed) and anti-money laundering, anti-terrorism, OFAC and red flag rules.

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