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How long does it take to apply for a provident fund loan?
The processing time of provident fund loans generally takes 18 to 19 working days. The following is the time required for each link of the provident fund loan:

1. It usually takes 1 working days to complete the housing provident fund loan application form at the bank counter.

2, the loan bank for pre-loan review, post-loan review, the city housing provident fund management review, generally can be completed within 2 working days.

3, the city housing provident fund management center audit, general 1 working days can be completed;

4. After approval, the loan bank and the borrower sign a loan contract, which can generally be completed within 2 working days;

5. If the borrower chooses to guarantee, it will take 6 working days to go through the mortgage formalities in the bank. Choose mortgage insurance, and it takes 7 working days to handle mortgage insurance. It usually takes 6 working days to choose the pledge guarantee and go through the pledge formalities.

6, the lender will guarantee information submitted to the city housing provident fund center, generally completed within 2 working days;

7, the city housing provident fund management center for the approval of guarantee materials, generally completed within 3 working days;

8. The loan bank usually completes the transfer formalities within 1 working day.

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What materials do you need for provident fund loans?

(a) the applicant and spouse housing provident fund deposit certificate;

(2) the identity certificate of the applicant and spouse (referring to the valid residence certificate such as resident ID card and household registration book) and the proof of marital status;

(3) proof of stable family income and other proof of creditor's rights and debts that have an impact on repayment ability;

(four) the purchase of housing contracts, agreements and other valid documents;

(5) List of collateral, pledge, certificate of ownership, certificate of consent of the authorized person to mortgage and pledge, and certificate of collateral valuation issued by relevant departments;

(six) other information required by the provident fund center.