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    The document outlines the 7 steps for applying and securing a housing loan from Pag-IBIG Fund. It details the requirements and documents needed at each stage, including submitting the application, receiving the Notice of Approval, fulfilling requirements to release the loan check, receiving the loan proceeds, and starting monthly payments. Key parts of the process involve acquiring certifications from the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Registry of Deeds, and Local Government Unit in order to complete the property transfer depending on the loan purpose.

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    The document outlines the 7 steps for applying and securing a housing loan from Pag-IBIG Fund. It details the requirements and documents needed at each stage, including submitting the application, receiving the Notice of Approval, fulfilling requirements to release the loan check, receiving the loan proceeds, and starting monthly payments. Key parts of the process involve acquiring certifications from the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Registry of Deeds, and Local Government Unit in order to complete the property transfer depending on the loan purpose.

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    The document outlines the 7 steps for applying and securing a housing loan from Pag-IBIG Fund. It details the requirements and documents needed at each stage, including submitting the application, receiving the Notice of Approval, fulfilling requirements to release the loan check, receiving the loan proceeds, and starting monthly payments. Key parts of the process involve acquiring certifications from the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Registry of Deeds, and Local Government Unit in order to complete the property transfer depending on the loan purpose.

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    Pagibig

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    Elma B. Caquilala
    The document outlines the 7 steps for applying and securing a housing loan from Pag-IBIG Fund. It details the requirements and documents needed at each stage, including submitting the application, receiving the Notice of Approval, fulfilling requirements to release the loan check, receiving the loan proceeds, and starting monthly payments. Key parts of the process involve acquiring certifications from the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Registry of Deeds, and Local Government Unit in order to complete the property transfer depending on the loan purpose.

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    Acronyms to know: NOA - Notice of Approval LOG - Letter of Guaranty LMA - Loan and Mortgage Agreement BIR - Bureau

    of Internal Revenue RD - Registry of Deeds LGU - Local Government Unit SPA - Special Power of Attorney

    STEP ONE Get your Checklist of Requirements and Housing Loan Forms - Available at the Pag-IBIG offices and on the website www.pagibigfund.gov.ph

    STEP TWO Submit you Housing Loan Application to the Pag-IBIG Fund with complete requirements. Pay partial processing fee of Php 1,000 (non-refundable)

    For NCR Properties: To be filed at any of the following Pag-IBIG offices: Imus Kamias JELP Business Solutions Building, Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong City

    For Provincial Properties:

    To be files at the Pag-IBIG nearest the subject property

    Processing Period: 15 working (inclusive of Credit Investigation and Property Valuation)

    STEP THREE Receive you Notice of Approval (NOA) Letter of Guaranty (LOG) and sign your loan documents - NOA will be released ONLY to the borrower or to the Attorney-in-Fact for the OFW borrowers, provided with SPA

    STEP FOUR Accomplish your NOA requirements for check release

    You are given 90 calendars days to do the following:

    For Purchase of House and Lot / Purchase of condominium Unit / Purchase of Lot Give LOG to the Seller Proceed to the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) for payment of the Capital Gains Tax and Documentary Stamp Tax. The BIR will issue Certificate Authorizing Registration Proceed to the Local Government Unit (LGU) for payment of Transfer Tax Proceed to the Registry of Deeds (RD) for the transfer of the title and annotation of mortgage Proceed to the LGU for the transfer of Tax Declaration

    For Purchase of House and Lot Mortgaged with Pag-IBIG Fund Proceed to the BIR for payment of Capital Gains Tax and Documentary Stamp Tax. The BIR will issue Certificate Authorizing Registration

    Go to the Pag-IBIG office to schedule trip to the RD for transfer of title and annotation of mortgage Proceed to the LGU for the transfer of Tax Declaration

    For Construction of House/Home Improvement Proceed to the BIR for payment of Documentary Stamp Tax Proceed to the RD for annotation of mortgage

    For Refinancing Proceed to the bank/financing institution to give the LOG and Loan and Mortgage Agreement (LMA) Proceed to the RD for annotation of mortgage

    STEP FIVE Submit to the Pag-IBIG Fund your NOA and complete requirements - Your loan will be ready for release within 5 working days

    STEP SIX Receive Loan Proceeds at the Pag-IBIG Fund Payee to bring two (2) valid IDs (Payee is either the seller, or a third party to which the loan proceeds is assigned to be released) Borrower to bring 12 PDCs (Post Dated Checks) if payment is not thru Salary Deduction Loan Proceeds will be released to the person/institution assigned to by the borrower/buyer

    STEP SEVEN Start paying your Monthly Amortization

    One month from DV/Check Date

    For House Construction/Home Improvement One month from DV/Check Date of the final loan release

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