Saskatchewan · Mortgage Licensing
Saskatchewan mortgage broker licence lookup.
In Saskatchewan, the Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority (FCAA) publishes lists of licensed mortgage brokerages, administrators, brokers and associates. This page explains what is on those lists and links you to the official source.
Short answer: open the FCAA consumer page on mortgage brokers and use its list of licensed brokerages, administrators, brokers and associates. This page does not check anyone’s licence itself.
What the FCAA publishes
FCAA’s consumer page for mortgages points to four lists — licensed mortgage brokerages, licensed mortgage administrators, licensed mortgage brokers and licensed mortgage associates — plus a section on disciplined persons. FCAA suggests asking a broker:
- Are you a licensed mortgage broker?
- Will we sign a contract?
- What services do you provide?
- Do you charge a fee?
FCAA also says the licensing provisions do not apply to banks, credit unions, certain insurance companies, certain trust and loan corporations, provincial or federal Crown corporations, and members of the Law Society of Saskatchewan when practising as barristers or solicitors. So an unlisted bank or credit union is not necessarily unlicensed.
Open the FCAA lists
The lists sit on FCAA’s page “Working with a Mortgage Brokerage, Mortgage Broker, Mortgage Associate or Mortgage Administrator” under “List of licensed mortgage brokerages, administrators, brokers and associates”.
When to check a Saskatchewan mortgage licence
Typical reasons: before paying a broker fee or signing a brokering contract, when someone offers a private mortgage, or when comparing brokers after an online ad.
Where to complain
FCAA says the Superintendent of Financial Institutions investigates consumer complaints against brokers, associates, brokerages and administrators, and suggests first raising concerns with the broker’s brokerage. Contact details are on the FCAA page linked above.
Official sources used
Frequently asked questions
Who regulates mortgage brokers in Saskatchewan?
The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA), through its Consumer Credit Division and the Superintendent of Financial Institutions.
What kinds of licences are listed?
Mortgage brokerages, mortgage administrators, mortgage brokers and mortgage associates.
Do banks and credit unions appear on the lists?
Not necessarily. FCAA says licensing does not apply to banks, credit unions, certain insurance companies, certain trust and loan corporations, Crown corporations and Law Society members acting as lawyers.
Does this page confirm a licence?
No. It links to FCAA’s own lists. Contact FCAA directly if you need confirmation.
Guide only — not a verification tool
This page describes the official register and links to it. It does not check anyone’s licence status, does not copy or proxy the register, and nothing you might type here is transmitted anywhere. Registers change; use the official source linked above and contact the regulator to confirm anything that matters.