15/08/2017
What kind of documents do I need to gather?
1. The Pag-IBIG application forms
Housing Loan Application (HLA) Form
Certificate of Attendance of Seminar
Membership Status Verification Slip (MSVS)
Preliminary Loan Counseling Questionnaire (PLCQ)
Membership Data Form (MDF)
2. Your borrower’s documents
Latest Community Tax Certification (cedula)
1×1 picture of borrower and spouse (if married)
Marriage Contract, if you are married
Certificate of No Marriage (CENOMAR), if you are single
Legal Separation, if separated
Photocopy of valid IDs (e.g. TIN, SSS, Postal ID, Driver’s License, Passport, PRC, etc.)
3. If someone will be acting as your Attorney-in-Fact while you are abroad, you need to bring:
Latest Community Tax Certification (cedula)
Proof of Relationship from the Borrower (e.g. Marriage Contract, Birth Certificate)
Photocopy of valid IDs (e.g. TIN, SSS, Postal ID, Driver’s License, Passport, PRC, etc.)
4. Proof of Income
Employment contracts
Bank statements
5. Property documents
Certified true copy of Transfer Certificate Title (TCT) of the property by the Registry of Deeds (latest title)
Updated Tax Declaration
Updated Real Estate Tax Receipt or Tax Clearance
Location Plan and Vicinity Map of the property
6. Additional requirements for OFWs
Notarized Special Power of Attorney (SPA) prior to date of departure or duly certified and authenticated by the Philippine Embassy or Consulate in the country where you work, if abroad. If SPA does not have the red ribbon of Consulate Office, the SPA must have a duly stamped notarial seal. If you acquired the SPA in the Philippines, it needs to be notarized.
Photocopy of passport showing stamp of arrival and departure dates from the Philippines
7. Documents you will need to present after the loan has been approved
Loan Agreement/Loan and Mortgage Agreement
Duly notarized Promissory Note
Pag-IBIG Fund Receipt (PFR) representing payment of one-year insurance premium