Rain Bonus for Cieneguilla: what do you need to access the S/500 and what is the deadline to request it?

As a consequence of the havoc caused by the heavy rains in various regions of the country as a result of cyclone Yakuhe Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS) published this Monday March 20 the first call of the Housing Lease Bond for Emergencies (BAE) or also called Rain Bonusaimed at 51 potential beneficiaries of the district of Cieneguilla (Lima) who lost their homes as a result of the huaicos. The circular is in the official newspaper El Peruano and is signed by the owner of the sector, Hania Perez de Cuellar. That documents submit to access this benefit And until when do I have to do it? We tell you here.

Bonus for rains: how much is paid?

The Rainy Bonus consists of a monetary delivery of S/500 monthly, which is intended for families whose houses have been declared uninhabitable or were completely destroyed. This amount will be for a period of two years. and will allow families to rent a property.

Bonus for S/500 rains: what are the requirements?

To find out if you are a creditor of the lease bonus or rain bonus, you only have to meet the following requirements:

• The home you own must have been declared uninhabitable or destroyed.
• Demonstrate that they are owners of the affected home.
• Not having another home in the region where the emergency occurred.

Bond for rains in Cieneguilla: what documents must I present?

To access this subsidy, applicants must submit the application for these documents:

• Application for the Rental Bond for Emergencies.
• Leasing contract legalized or, failing that, the affidavit of the signatories of the contract.
• Affidavit of economic impediment.
• Affidavit of not having another home.

For more details and to be able to download the documents, you must enter this link.

Rain bonus: what is the deadline to present the documentation?

After the publication of the ministerial Resolution, eligible individuals have seven business days to submit required documentation at the headquarters of the Municipality of Cieneguilla or at the Citizen Attention Center of the Ministry of Housing, located at 395 Benavides Avenue, Miraflores.

Once the local government submits to the Ministry the requests for the granting of the rain bonus and it is verified that the homes to be leased are not collapsed or uninhabitable, the final list of beneficiaries will be sent to the MiVivienda Fund in a maximum of five days, which will be disseminated and the dates will be indicated for the first collection in the offices of Banco de la Nación.

In an interview for RPP, the head of Housing indicated that as long as there is flooding in the houses it will be difficult measure the level of affectation of each property. “The level of damage must be suctioned and evaluated to qualify that house as uninhabitable or destroyed,” he commented. In turn, he urged those affected to apply at the headquarters of their respective municipalities by indicating the data of the house they will rent. Families that are beneficiaries of this subsidy may collect it through the offices of the National bank.