Solvency Certificate
A Solvency Certificate essentially represents the financial health of an individual or entity. It is typically issued by banks after evaluating the applicant’s financial status, including their assets, liabilities, and income. The certificate assures that the applicant is capable of settling debts and is financially sound.
- Overview
- Eligibility
- Charges
Overview
- Required for education abroad.
- Tender issuing authority demand solvency certificate from contractor.
• In case of bank loan, the issuing bank demanded a solvency certificate from applicant’s bank. (If he/she maintained account with other bank’s)
• For submission to Government Departments or other organizations for considering tender applications or for similar other purposes
Eligibility
Solvency certificate is issued under the following two conditions:
- The customer has available balance in his account that bank will issue for solvency certificate.
- The customer has a fixed deposit (FDR) of same amount that bank will issue for solvency certificate.
Charges
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