When applying for a mortgage in the UK, you will typically need to provide several pieces of information and documentation. The exact requirements may vary depending on the lender and the type of mortgage you're applying for. Here is a list of common information/documents you may need:
1. Personal Information:
 - Full name
 - Date of birth
 - Contact details (address, phone number, email)
2. Employment and Income Details:
 - Employment status (employed, self-employed, contractor, etc.)
 - Current employer's name and contact information
 - Length of time with the current employer
 - Salary or income details (recent payslips, employment contract, tax returns if self-employed)
 - Additional sources of income (rental income, investments, etc.)
3. Financial Information:
 - Bank statements for the last three to six months (to verify income, expenses, and savings)
 - Details of any outstanding loans, credit cards, or other debts
 - Proof of deposit funds (e.g., savings account statements)
4. Property Information:
 - Property address
 - Purchase price or property value
 - Details of the property type (e.g., freehold, leasehold)
 - Estimated monthly expenses (council tax, insurance, etc.)
5. Identification and Proof of Address:
 - Valid passport or driver's license
 - Proof of current address (utility bills, bank statements, etc.)
6. Credit History:
 - Details of any previous mortgages or loans
 - Information about any late payments, defaults, or bankruptcy
7. Additional Documentation:
 - Gift letter (if the deposit is a gift from a family member or friend)
 - Divorce or separation papers (if applicable)
 - Property sale or purchase agreement (if applicable)
Remember that this is a general list, and specific requirements can vary depending on the lender and your individual circumstances. It's advisable to contact potential lenders or a mortgage advisor to get precise information about the documentation they require for your mortgage application.