prequalify
/ˌprɛkˈwɑːlɪfaɪ/Definitions
1. verb
to determine or investigate the creditworthiness or qualifications of a person or business before offering them credit or a loan
“The bank prequalified the applicant for a mortgage based on their income and credit score.”
2. verb
to eliminate a candidate or applicant from consideration before a formal interview or selection process
“The hiring manager prequalified the resumes of applicants to narrow down the pool of candidates.”
3. verb
to test or assess the suitability of a person or business for a particular program, service, or opportunity
“The college prequalified students for financial aid based on their academic performance and family income.”