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  • Buying a Home
    • Why Work With a Mortgage Broker?
    • Steps to Mortgage Approval
    • Understanding Mortgages >
      • Mortgage Types & Rates
      • Being a Responsible Borrower
      • Your Mortgage Contract
      • Being Aware of Risks
    • Mortgage Insurance
    • Real Estate Fraud
    • Find a Mortgage Broker
  • For Mortgage Brokers
    • Our Role in Advocacy
    • Value of membership >
      • Affinity Program
    • RECA Guides & Industry Tools
    • Compliance Toolkit
    • Become a Member
    • Member Portal Login
  • Join Our Industry
    • Why Become a Mortgage Broker
    • Apply for Mortgage Courses
    • How to get licensed in Alberta
    • Join a Member Company
    • Industry Job Board
    • Newly Licenced >
      • Finding a Brokerage
    • 2025 Sponsorship Packages
  • Events & News
    • 50th Anniversary
    • 2025 Alberta Mortgage Conference
    • Awards
    • Event Calendar
    • Industry News
  • About Us
    • Our Mission & Strategic Plan
    • Board of Directors
    • Committees >
      • Join a Committee
      • Audit, Finance & Risk Committee
      • DEI Advisory Committee
      • Education & Professional Development Committee
      • Governance Committee
      • Political Action Committee
      • Professional Standards Committee
      • Women of AMBA Committee
      • 2025 Awards Adjudication Working Group
      • 50th Anniversary Advisory Committee
    • Code of Conduct
    • Our Team
    • Contact
  • Blogs & Articles

Become a member

Our approach to membership

AMBA's membership is a corporate/individual hybrid model. This means that the corporation/company/brokerage is the principle member, but individuals within the brokerage or company are assigned individual seats/memberships. Individuals cannot port their membership to another company/brokerage unless that company/brokerage is already a member of AMBA.
Membership Model - Brokerages
Our brokerage-level membership is available to any mortgage brokerage in Alberta provided they are licensed with the Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA). As per our bylaws, when a brokerage joins AMBA, any Mortgage Broker licensed with the brokerage receives a seat/membership with AMBA.

Brokerage dues are calculated based on the total number of licensed Mortgage Brokers registered with the Brokerage, as verified by RECA. Dues are calculated at $350 per licensed broker, and an invoice for the total amount is issued to the Broker-of-Record. Please note that we are unable to invoice each mortgage broker separately. 
Membership Model - Industry Partners
Our industry partners are members of the mortgage industry who are not practicing mortgage brokers. This includes but is not limited to: lenders, insurers, appraisers, lawyers, tech providers, and more. Our industry partner membership is a full-access membership. Membership is issued to the company, and includes a maximum of four (4) individual membership seats which must be assigned upon joining.

​Industry partner dues are $1,400 annually, and include up to four seats/memberships. Industry partners may add additional seats to their membership for a fee of $350 per additional seat above four.

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Dual membership

​​In 2020, a partnership between AMBA and Mortgage Professionals Canada (MPC) was established in response to industry feedback seeking a more unified approach to association representation. As part of that partnership agreement, AMBA and MPC each reduced their membership dues, and implemented a mandatory dual membership model. As a result, all AMBA members are also members of MPC, and vice versa.

​Your membership fees are automatically distributed equally between AMBA and MPC. 

How does my brokerage/company join?

All industry partners and brokerages must complete a membership application, and all memberships are conditional pending Board of Director approval (which occurs quarterly). All members must agree to adhere to our bylaws, Code of Conduct, Rules and Regulations, and applicable legislation and regulator rules.

​For more information on becoming a member, please contact our Membership Specialist at [email protected] or submit the inquiry form below. 

    Membership inquiry

    Business Information

    This application should be completed by the broker owner or industry partner main contact. Once received your application will be reviewed by our Membership Specialist. You can expect a response in 10 (ten) business days.
    Mortgage Brokers
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Alberta Mortgage Brokers Association
7326 10th Street NE, Suite 310   
​Calgary, AB T2E 8W1
Phone: 587.774.9828 
​Email: [email protected]
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At the Alberta Mortgage Brokers Association, we acknowledge that our work in the housing industry is deeply connected to the land we call home. We recognize and pay tribute to the traditional territories of the peoples of Treaties 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10.  We also honour the Métis Nation of Alberta.  As we work to facilitate homeownership in Alberta, we remember that we operate on land that has been home to Indigenous peoples for generations.