1. Resettlement houses can apply for provident fund loans. The loan target is employees who have paid the housing provident fund in accordance with the regulations and have full capacity for civil conduct, and must meet the following conditions at the same time: \xd\ 1. Have permanent residence or valid residence status in the administrative area; \xd\ 2. When applying for a loan, the housing provident fund is normally paid continuously for more than one year (inclusive), and the newly opened employees are normally paid continuously for more than six months (inclusive); \xd\ 3. The actual demolition of resettlement houses occurred; \xd\ 4. Agree to use the full property value of the resettlement house purchased by the loan as collateral; \xd\ 5. Having stable economic income, good personal credit and sufficient ability to repay the loan principal and interest; \xd\ 6. The borrower and his wife have no outstanding housing provident fund loans. \xd\ 2. Anyone who handles the provident fund loan business for demolition and resettlement houses must provide the following materials: (All must show the original and submit three copies) \xd\ 1. Identity cards of both husband and wife; \xd\ 2. Household registration certificate; \xd\ 3. Marriage certificate (unmarried certificate); \xd\ 4. Proof of income; \xd\ 5. The refreshed provident fund passbook or provident fund deposit flow; \xd\ 6. Proof of house registration information; \xd\ 7. Demolition and resettlement agreement; \xd\ 8. First payment voucher and bank statement; \xd\ 9. Other materials required by the management center.