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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the loan guarantee application in the editor.
- Begin by entering the Borrower's Name and Loan Amount in the designated fields. Ensure all fields are filled as they are mandatory.
- Provide your relationship to the borrower and how long you have known them. This information helps establish your connection.
- Fill out the Financial Information section, including Monthly Net Salary and any other income sources. Be thorough, as this will impact the loan assessment.
- Complete the Personal Information sections for both Guarantor and Co-Guarantor, ensuring accuracy in details like Social Insurance Number and contact information.
- Review the Declaration section carefully before signing. Confirm that all information is correct and complete.
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