Basic things to consider before applying for international Loan
International loan requirements vary by lender , but there are a few consideration while applying for any type of loan with HAVELET FINANCE LIMITED. Unlike your local banks, — the likes of credit score and income are the most basic steps — that financial institutions always look at when reviewing applicants. Before you start shopping for a loan, familiarize yourself with the common qualifications you’ll need to meet and the documentation you’ll need to provide. This knowledge can help streamline the application process and may improve your chances of qualifying.
Here are five common requirements that HAVELET FINANCE LIMITED look at when evaluating loan applications.
1. Credit Score and History
An applicant’s credit score is one of the most important factors a lender considers when evaluating a loan application. Credit scores range from 300 to 850 and are based on factors like payment history, amount of outstanding debt and length of credit history. Many lenders require applicants to have a minimum score of around 600 to qualify, but some lenders will lend to applicants without any credit history at all. but at HAVELET FINANCE LIMITED, your credit scores means nothing. As much as we find you eligible for repayment at the agreed time, loans will be granted to you.
2. Income
HAVELET FINANCE LIMITED impose income requirements on borrowers to ensure they have the means to repay a new loan. Minimum income requirements vary by lender. For example, SoFi imposes a minimum salary requirement of $45,000 per year; Avant’s annual income minimum requirement is just $20,000. Don’t be surprised, however, if your lender doesn’t disclose minimum income requirements. Many don’t.
The evidence of income we require are mainly borrowers monthly bank statements, pay stubs and signed letters from employers; self-employed applicants can provide tax returns or bank deposits.
3. Debt-to-income Ratio
Debt-to-income ratio (DTI) is expressed as a percentage and represents the portion of a borrower’s gross monthly income that goes toward her monthly debt service. Lenders use DTI to predict a prospective borrower’s ability to make payments on new and current debt. For that reason, a DTI less than 36% is ideal, though some lenders will approve a highly qualified applicant with a ratio up to 50%.
4. Collateral
If you’re applying for a secured personal loan, your lender will require you to pledge valuable assets — or collateral. In the case of loans for homes or vehicles, the collateral is typically related to the underlying purpose of the loan. However, secured personal loans can also be collateralized by other valuable assets, including cash accounts, investment accounts, real estate and collectibles like coins or precious metals. But most time, we do not require assets as collateral, what we need is borrower’s personal worded notarized guarantee for loan repayment. That must be
If you fall behind on your payments or default on your loan, the lender can repossess the collateral to recoup the remaining loan balance.
5. Origination Fee
Though not part of the qualification process, but HAVELET FINANCE LIMITED in most cases require borrowers to pay personal loan origination fees or processing fees to cover the costs of processing applications, running credit checks and closing. These fees usually range between 1% and 8% of the total loan amount, depending on factors like the applicant’s credit score and loan amount. HAVELET FINANCE LIMITED origination fees as cash at closing, while others finance them as part of the loan amount or subtract them from the total loan amount disbursed at closing.
Typical Personal Loan Documents
When it’s time to formally apply for a personal loan, your lender will request a number of documents to confirm everything from your identity to your residence and employment. Here are the most common documents lenders require as part of the personal loan application process.
Loan Application
A loan application is a formal document that HAVELET FINANCE LIMITED would require our prospective borrowers to complete and submit to begin the lending process. Each lender has its own application, so the specific requirements may vary. In general, though, you’ll need to provide basic personal information, how much you want to borrow and the purpose of the loan.
The format of a loan application may also vary by lender. While there are numerous online lenders that offer a completely online application experience, others may need to discuss your application over the phone before providing a decision. There are also a number of brick and mortar banks and financial institutions that require applicants to submit a paper application in-person.
Proof of Identity
Most lenders require applicants to provide at least two forms of government-issued identification to prove they are at least 18 years old and a United States citizen. This precaution also reduces the threat of identity theft. Acceptable forms of government-issued identification often include:
- International Passport Photo
- Other state-issued ID
- Passport
- Certificate of incorporation
- Business plan
- Utility Bills etc
Employer and Income Verification
Havelet Finance Limited would like to see that you have the ability to pay back your current debts as well as the new loan. To do this, lenders typically require prospective borrowers to demonstrate their employment history and current earnings as part of the application process. Common forms of income verification for traditional employment include:
- Paystubs
- returns
- W-2s and 1099s
- Bank statements
- Employer contact information
Prospective borrowers who are self-employed must instead rely on bank statements, 1099 forms and income tax returns.
Proof of Address
In addition to confirming your employment, most lenders want to know that you have a stable living situation. This may involve providing proof of your address, including a recent utility bill, a copy of your lease or other rental agreement, voter registration card or proof of home, rental or auto insurance that lists your address.
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