Documents Required for Personal Loan

We, at Fullerton India, are committed to making your borrowing journey as smooth as possible. Our personal loan requirements are minimal and concise. To apply for a personal loan, all you need are a few documents. There’s no heavy paperwork involved. Please note that the personal loan documents for salaried and self-employed individuals differ from each other. We will take you through both these requirements. Basically, the documents required for personal loan include KYC proof, income proof, business details, and a few more. We request you to submit accurate details and papers so that we can process your loan application in the shortest possible time.

List of Required Documents for Personal Loan

• KYC documents such as driving license, Aadhaar card, and voter ID card
• Last 2 months’ salary slips (for salaried) or income proof (for self-employed)
• Last 3 months’ bank account statements of your salary account (for salaried) or current account (for self-employed)

Individual residence proof is at times not applicable for all the applicants of the loan especially wherein family members live at the same residence, and the utility bills are in the name of one of the members (for example, the parent or spouse). The company is liable to accept the address proof in the name of the joint applicant subject to the fact that the relationship with the co-applicant is established on the ID documents of the primary applicant.

Please note:

Individual residence proof is at times not applicable for all the applicants of the loan especially wherein family members live at the same residence, and the utility bills are in the name of one of the members (for example, the parent or spouse). The company is liable to accept the address proof in the name of the joint applicant subject to the fact that the relationship with the co-applicant is established on the ID documents of the primary applicant.

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