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There is no SMS notification for Bank of Communications mortgage.

1. The bank called the Bank of Communications to review the mortgage, but I didn't receive the call. ...

How many times will I call you?

Second, the bank called the Bank of Communications to review the mortgage, but I didn't get a call. The bank called the company. Will the loan affect it?

The loan will not affect. Come to the bank. If you don't receive it, you can call the bank for a return visit. During the return visit, pay attention to keep the mobile phone open.

Matters needing attention in bank telephone return visit:

First, remember to fill in application materials, such as personal information, home address and other personal information.

Second, keep the mobile phone communication normal and don't turn it off casually. If the fixed telephone is working, it needs to be answered in time.

Third, the mailing address of the card list, try to send the credit card to the address of the unit, which can prove that working in this unit is very stable.

Extended data:

Application material

1. The borrower's valid ID card and household registration book;

2, proof of marital status, unmarried need to provide proof of unmarried, divorce need to issue a civil mediation or divorce certificate (indicating that you have not remarried after divorce);

3. If you are married, you need to provide your spouse's valid ID card, household registration book and marriage certificate;

4. The borrower's income certificate (continuous certificate or local tax payment certificate);

5. Real estate title certificate;

6. Guarantor (ID card, household registration book, marriage certificate, etc. Is required)

Interest rate characteristics

The mortgage interest rate in China is uniformly stipulated by the People's Bank of China. However, commercial banks can be in a

The mortgage interest rate in China is not constant all the time, but changes frequently in the form of comparison before and after raising interest rates.