- Government-issued ID (from most countries)
- Proof of address, such as gas and electricity bills
- Proof of income, such as paystubs
- A list of your recurring monthly debt payments
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Still have questions? Here are a few we’ve answered before.
What documentation do I need to apply for a personal loan?
Our personal loan application process is quick and easy. The process usually only takes around 10 minutes to complete once you’ve gathered the required documents.
To apply for a personal loan, you’ll need to provide the following documents:
Can more than one person sign for a personal loan?
You may be able apply for a personal loan through Oportun with a cosigner in certain situations. We’ll let you know when you apply if you’re eligible.
A cosigner is someone who adds their name to your personal loan application. This is typically a close friend or family member. You’ll want to choose a cosigner who has a high credit score. Your cosigner’s credit history can strengthen your personal loan application and increase your chances of getting approved.
It’s important to understand that your cosigner can be held responsible for your personal loan payments if you don’t make them on time. Their credit score will also be impacted by the credit activity on your personal loan account. For these reasons, it’s important to make your personal loan payments on time.
Can I be prequalified without impacting my credit score?
Getting prequalified won’t impact your credit score. A prequalification only requires a soft inquiry of your credit report. Soft inquiries allow lenders to see some information from your credit report without impacting your credit score.
If you choose to submit a formal application, a hard credit inquiry will be conducted. Hard inquiries can impact your credit score. Learn more.
