Provident fund loans need to be handled by myself, and cannot be handled on behalf of others. Provident fund loans refer to loans enjoyed by employees who pay housing provident fund. According to national regulations, all employees who have paid housing provident fund can apply for individual housing provident fund loans according to the relevant provisions of provident fund loans. According to the law, employees who have paid the housing provident fund in accordance with Article 26 of the Regulations on the Management of Housing Provident Fund can apply for housing provident fund loans from the housing provident fund management center when purchasing, building, renovating or overhauling their own houses. The housing provident fund management center shall make a decision on whether to grant loans within 15 days from the date of accepting the application, and notify the applicant; Where a loan is granted, the entrusted bank shall go through the loan formalities.

Two, provident fund loans can be entrusted to others.

The Housing Provident Fund Management Office stated that only spouses and immediate family members can entrust notarization. There is a problem with providing a marriage certificate, that is, did your original unit provide you with convenience and entrust others to stamp it? Please call the human resources department of the original unit for detailed consultation, and don't come. . .

3. Can the provident fund loan be entrusted to an agent?

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The bank can accept or entrust an agent.

4. Can the provident fund loan be entrusted to others?

The housing provident fund management office said that only spouses and immediate family members can entrust applications, and spouses do not need notarization, but they can provide marriage certificates, household registration books and ID cards. However, there is still a problem whether your original unit is convenient for you to accept the entrustment of others, because the withdrawal slip needs the seal of your original unit. You can call the housing provident fund management center of the original workplace and the human resources department of the original unit for detailed consultation. It is not cost-effective not to notarize. . .