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Gross Professional Receipts
Eligibility based on receipts for all professionals such as Doctor, Charted Accountant, Architect, Charted-Engineer, Company Secretary, Lawyer, etc.
For the loan, income will be considered for those whose income is based on Gross Receipts, and the required documents are as follows.
KYC Documents
2. Pan card
3. Aadhar card/Driving License/Voter card/Passport/Property Tax not older than 1 year/Allotment order from employer, NREGA Job card
Income Proofs
2. Professional Certificate- (Doctor, Lawyer, CA, Architecture, CE, CS etc.)
3. Udyam certificate/ Laboure License/GST Certificate
4. GST Returns for the past 1 year
5. Income Tax Returns for the past 2 years
• Computation
• Profit & Loss A/c -(P&L)
• Balance sheet
Audit Report with CA’s attestation
6. Form-26AS for the past 2 years.
7. Latest one-year bank statement for the savings account.
8. Latest one-year bank statement for the current account
Co-Applicant KYC Documents
1. Photo
2. Pan card
3. Aadhar card/Driving License/Voter card/Passport/Property Tax not older than 1 year/Allotment order from employer, NREGA Job card.
Relationship Proof:Aadhar card/ Driving License/ Voter card/ Passport / Marriage certificate or Affidavit
Additional Income proofs
2. Interest form banks/NBFCs: Fixed Deposit (FD) certificate and a one-year bank statement showing interest credited.
Pre-approved offers:
Pre-approved offers for existing customers will be automatically updated and can be accessed through the mobile app or internet banking.Example offers: Home Loan, Balance Transfer, Top-up etc.
Eligibility Criteria Based on Net Worth and Income:
For individuals looking at eligibility based on net worth, here’s how the CIBIL score and income come into play:
- CIBIL Score of 770: With a score of 770, you can qualify with a monthly income of ₹1.5 lakhs.
- CIBIL Score of 750: If your CIBIL score is 750, the required monthly income increases to ₹3 lakhs.
The eligibility for the net worth product is calculated based on the following:
- 5% of Financial Assets: The value of your financial assets (like savings, investments, etc.) will be considered at 5% for income eligibility.
- 3% of Real Estate: Real estate (non-residential, constructed properties) is considered at 3% of the property value for eligibility.
It’s important to note that if there’s any Top-Up Loan or Loan Against Property (LAP), additional income eligibility is capped at 50% of the actual income you’ve declared.
Also, land is not taken into account for eligibility. Only constructed properties that are not self-occupied will be considered for calculating your net worth.
This structure ensures that your income and assets are accurately evaluated for the net worth product, allowing for more flexibility in loan eligibility.
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