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Fixing Application Form Errors

This article explains how to resolve common issues that occur when filling out your Nestwise mortgage application, including errors related to missing fields, incorrect information, verification mismatches, and technical glitches.

Who this article is for

This article is for:

  • Borrowers completing their Nestwise application

  • Anyone who sees an error message during the application process

  • Users unsure why a form won’t submit

  • Borrowers who need to correct information already submitted


Common application form errors and how to fix them

Below are the most frequent issues borrowers experience during the application process, along with clear steps to resolve each one.


1. “Required field missing”

This means that:

  • A mandatory field was left blank

  • An answer was incomplete (for example, missing digits in SSN or phone number)

To fix this:

  • Scroll back through the form

  • Look for fields outlined in red or marked with an error icon

  • Complete or update the missing information

Small details—like a missing apartment number—can prevent submission.


2. Address auto-fill errors

Sometimes autofill places:

  • The wrong ZIP code

  • Partial addresses

  • Incorrect unit numbers

Try:

  • Clearing the field and typing your address manually

  • Selecting the correct option from the dropdown

  • Ensuring the city and ZIP match USPS formatting


3. Name or identity mismatches

These errors occur when your entries do not match public records.

To fix:

  • Ensure your legal name matches your ID exactly

  • Enter your full middle name if required

  • Double-check your birthdate and SSN

  • Use the same information across all fields

Discrepancies may delay identity verification.


4. Income entry mistakes

These errors often appear when:

  • Income is entered as weekly instead of annual

  • Decimal points or commas are misplaced

  • Additional income types are missing

To fix:

  • Confirm whether fields require monthly, annual, or hourly amounts

  • Re-enter values carefully

  • Include bonuses, commissions, or self-employment income if applicable


5. Document-dependent errors

Some sections won’t let you continue until a required document is uploaded.

If you see an error:

  • Check the “Required Documents” list

  • Upload missing files

  • Make sure documents are readable and in the correct category

This is one of the most common blockers.


6. “Unable to verify information”

This appears when a third-party verification service (employment, credit, identity) cannot match your entries.

Try:

  • Re-entering your employer name and address

  • Updating your phone number or email

  • Confirming your Social Security or ITIN number is accurate

If verification still fails, support may ask for additional documentation.


7. Technical glitches (page freezing, submit button not working)

If the form won’t submit:

  • Refresh the page

  • Switch browsers (Chrome recommended)

  • Try a different device

  • Clear your cache and cookies

  • Disable any browser extensions blocking scripts

If the issue persists, support can walk you through a manual workaround.


8. Duplicate application attempts

If you started an application with multiple emails, you may hit errors because:

  • Information is split between accounts

  • The system can’t determine your primary profile

Support can merge or correct duplicate accounts if needed.


When to contact support

Reach out if:

  • You cannot submit your application

  • You receive repeated errors with no clear cause

  • A section refuses to accept your information

  • You believe your account has conflicting or duplicate data

  • You need help correcting information after submission

Support can troubleshoot your form, correct data on the backend, or guide you through the next steps.

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