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Filtros en trámites del Infonavit reducen coyotaje






A partir de la generación de filtros más estrictos que permitan que solo los usuarios o propietarios de un crédito Infonavit puedan realizar un trámite el coyotaje se ha reducido en niveles considerables.

Al momento Infonavit tiene medio millón de trabajadores acreditados para poder acceder a créditos. (Foto: Especial)

Dayra Vergara, Delegada de Infonavit en el Estado de México señaló que un punto fundamental en esto ha sido la limitación en las reglas para atención de trámites con verificación de datos biométricos, lo que no permite que un tercero realice ningún procedimiento.

Al momento Infonavit tiene medio millón de trabajadores acreditados para poder acceder a créditos en la entidad por lo que se ha ampliado el esquema para brindar información a los trabajadores y de esta manera hacer más rápido el trámite sin la necesidad de ningún tipo de gestor.

Refirió que al momento dos personas con una relación que quieren juntar sus créditos pueden acceder a una línea de crédito hasta por 4 millones de pesos con lo que sus posibilidades de acceder a una mejor vivienda se incrementan.

En lo que refiere al programa de recuperación de Vivienda abandonada esto se ha concentrado en los municipios de Zumpango y Tecamac en donde además se está trabajando por la regularización y rehabilitación de los espacios para conseguir oportunidades de ubicación a nuevos propietarios.

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