Thousands of ex -supporters to National Housing Fund (Fonavi) In Peru they hope to access the return of their contributions. With the Publication of List 21 in December 2024 and the implementation of the Reintegros 1 and 2the process has advanced, allowing more beneficiaries to collect their contributions through Nation Bank.
The Technical Secretariat of the FONAVI It has enabled a digital platform where exafiliates can verify if they have been included in the approved lists. This tool also allows to know the allocated amounts and consult whether the funds are available for withdrawal in the agencies of the Nation Bank.
Check the Fonavi register: how to know if you are a beneficiary in March 2025
To determine if an ex -sport is beneficiary of the Fonavi return In March 2025, the official portal of the Technical Secretariat of the FONAVI. On this page, users can verify if they are part of the published payment lists.
The consultation process requires selecting the type of identity document, entering the corresponding number and completing the Captcha code. Once this procedure is carried out, the system will report whether the user has been included in the list of beneficiaries and if he can proceed with the collection in the Nation Bank.
How to verify the amount of your return of the FONAVI through the certificate of recognition of contributions and rights (CERAD)
The amount that each beneficiary can receive is determined through the Certificate of Recognition of Contributions and Rights (CERAD). This document details the contributions made by the exaffiliar during the time it contributed to the Fonavi.
To obtain the CERAD, the ex -supporters must enter the platform enabled by the Technical Secretariat and follow the steps indicated for discharge. This certificate is key to knowing the exact amount that each person can claim in the return process.
Refund 3 of Fonavi: Who will receive the payment and what beneficiaries were excluded
He Refund 3 of the Fonavi would be directed, as Jorge Milla said The Republicto exaporters over 70 who have not received previous payments. Relatives of deceased exfonavists could also be included, provided that they meet the requirements established by the AD HOC Commission.
However, some groups have been temporarily excluded from the process. According to Luis Luzuriaga, President of the National Fonavistas and Pensioners of Peru (Fenaf-Peru), The Bank of the Nation has limited the number of applications processed due to the high demand, especially affecting the heirs who seek to collect the contributions of deceased fonavists. Currently, there are more than 16,000 applications on hold, which has led to a temporary suspension of these payments.
Source: Larepublica
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