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I don’t have 2 years evidence of work, can I still get a mortgage?

Due to personal reason, I unfortunately don’t have the proof that I’ve employed in a full time job for 2 years (not for many years). I’m wondering if this is going to stop me from being approved a mortgage? When I’m in a full time job, that’s of course when I’ll apply for a mortgage, and the plan is to be able to provide them 6 months payslips atleast. 

Also, I was employed for 2 years in a full time job many years ago, if anything goes wrong will that count as anything to someone giving me a mortgage? 

Thanks a lot for any type of help! 

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