A new delivery of contributions from Fonavi is approaching. Last Friday, January 26, the ad hoc commission from Fonavi informed La República that the Fonavistas on the 19 previous lists, who were not able to collect, will be able to do so starting next month. There are more than 71,000 contributors, including beneficiaries and heirs who will be in this group.
S/51 million 810,623 will be allocated to comply with this social debt; However, the date and exact payment schedule for Fonavistas from lists 1 to 19 is not yet available on the official website of the Technical Secretariat.
In case you are registered within the Fonavi system and do not appear on the 19 lists, you can check at this link if you are part of list 20, since, of this group, 23,831 people have not yet withdrawn their money, which is available at any location in the National bank.
Fonavi LINK to find out if you are registered
Access to the benefit begins with checking your registration status. We tell you the other details:
- Enter the official platform of the FONAVI Technical Secretariat HERE.
- Go to the ‘Registration Status Consultation’ section.
- Fill out the form with your document number.
- Enter the verification code shown on the screen.
- Finally, click ‘Check’ and view your registration status.
Fonavi 2024: when will the new schedule be available?
After reaching a prior consensus, the ad hoc Commission decided to compensate contributors to the National Housing Fund (fonavistas) who, despite being registered in the first 19 lists, were not able to access their funds. In specific terms, there are 71,079 beneficiaries, of which 63,251 are owners and 7,828 are heirs. S/51 million 810,623 will be allocated to make partial payments.
“We have already agreed (to establish the new group) and now it is up to the Banco de la Nación to incorporate the information into its database before the end of the month. The start date of payments is likely to be in early February, specifically at starting on the first, which is a Thursday. All this is subject to the bank’s operations,” Luzuriaga told La República.
Cerad: what is it and why is it important for Fonavistas?
The Certificate of Recognition of Contributions and Rights (Cerad) is a document that contains all relevant information about the funds contributed by Fonavistas, including the time elapsed and the amount they will receive in the reimbursement process. Engineer Patricia Serpa, platform supervisor of the Fonavi Technical Secretariat, highlights that Cerad is not a necessary requirement for the reimbursement process itself; Its sole purpose is to provide detailed information.
In his words, the Cerad represents “the certificate of recognition of contributions of Fonavistas” and provides a breakdown of what they are being recognized, based on verification of available sources.
It is important to highlight that those Fonavistas who have not received full recognition of their contributions have the option of attaching supporting documentation and challenging the Cerad issued, which provides a mechanism to correct possible errors or discrepancies in the information provided.
Source: Larepublica
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