Lender asking for gifted deposit declaration for money not part of deposit

ACG

RedFraggle said:

ACG said:

This does happen with the more specialist lenders. 
Just remember:
1) Its not you. 
2) If they are asking questions, they are not declining you.
3) You will appreciate everything a whole lot more once you get the keys. 

I dont use West Brom much (if at all), but I do a lot of adverse and I have to pre-warn people with what to expect and not to worry. 

What a lovely person you are ACG. You've made the OPs weekend so much better. Good on you!

Im a good egg haha. (Little easter joke for you there). 

Grumpy_chap

missmortgagehunter said:

I am in the midst of a mortgage application. 

Thing is - my partner hasn't 'gifted' me anything, he's my partner, he's contributed to his own wedding pot. 

If you are getting married, will this be a joint mortgage with your dearly beloved?

I can understand a lender having concerns otherwise.

The trouble with gifts to different pots is that all money is fungible.