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Q. Who all are eligible to apply for a housing scheme
in AWHO?
(a) Regular Army Personnel - (i) All Ranks serving
on Regular terms/ Short Service at the time of acceptance
of application. (ii) All Ranks who have retired having
put in minimum of 5 years of service.
(b) Medical Officers of Regular Army/ Medical
Officers who have seconded to Air Force are eligible
to apply provided they are members of the Army Officers'
Benevolent Fund and have not registered for/ allotted
a DU by AFNHB.
(c) Army Postal Service - Serving Personnel
of the APS who have served a minimum of 10 years of
service in the Army or have retired directly from APS
without reverting back to the parent unit after atleast
ten years of service.
(d) Territorial Army - Only Serving officers
commissioned in the Territorial Army and have been on
mobilization for at least 10 years continuously. Retired
officers or PBORs (serving/retired) are not eligible
to apply.
(e) Widows of serving retired army personnel
who are in receipt of pension from CDA (P) Allahabad.
(g) Employees of AWHO who have rendered a minimum of
10 years of service in the organization.
(h) Parents of unmarried Fatal Battle Casualties (Eligible
only if applying within two years of demise of son/daughter).
Q. What are Spot Schemes/ Annual Registration Schemes/
Demand Surveys? What is the difference between the two?
Are there any prescribed formats for applying?
Spot Schemes - New Schemes are initially open
for a limited period of time (usually 2-3 months) and
are called Spot Schemes. All applications received during
the specified period (spot of time) are considered at
par. A combined computerized draw is conducted for fixation
of seniority. Application
format
Annual Registration Schemes - Once the last
date of a Spot Schemes is over the scheme gets converted
into Annual Registration Scheme. Seniority for the applications
received under Annual Registration is fixed as per the
date of Demand Draft. The applicants are placed in the
wait list if all units stand allotted. Application
format for Spot/Annual Scheme is common.
Demand Survey Schemes - To check the viability
of taking up a project in a station Demand Surveys are
conducted. If the response is good, efforts are made
to acquire land to start the project. Application
format
Q. How can one get the Application Form AH30/Master
Brochure?
Send Rs.100/- by Postal Order or DD to obtain Master
Brochure containing Application Form by registered post
or collect locally from Project Manager's office or
from HQ AWHO New Delhi on cash payment of Rs.50/-. Form
can also be downloaded from our website www.awhosena.org
in which case applicants will have to remit Rs.100/-
extra by demand draft/postal order while sending their
applications for the Master Brochure which will be despatched
to them later on.
Q. What supporting documents are required with the
Application Form & who is countersigning authority?
(a) Serving Officers/JCOs/OR - No supporting document
is required. Application form and photograph should
be countersigned/ attested by the Commanding Officer.
If the officer is on leave then he/she can get it done
from the Unit/Directorate present there or from Station/Area
HQ or Zila Sainik Board where leave is being availed.
(b) Ex-Servicemen For retired personnel getting pension
- A copy of PPO and non-pensioner having completed five
years of service - Record of Service showing date of
Commission/Enrolment & date of release
(c) Widows/Parents of Fatal Battle Casualties - Copy
of PPO, Death Certificate, Age Proof (if applying for
widow category) and Battle Casualty Return (where applicable)
For retired Personnel/Widows/Parents the authority
for attesting/countersigning the Application form &
supporting documents is Station/Area HQ and Zila Sainik
Board.
Q. Can a local/Multicity cheque/cash be given against
Registration-cum Application fee? Is this amount adjusted
in the cost of DU
No, the Registration-cum Application fee should be
given only in form of Demand Draft in favour of 'MD
AWHO' payable at New Delhi. The cost of DU is inclusive
of Regn fee & land cost.
Q. Can we send application by post/through courier?
Applicants are advised to send the applications by
registered/speed post and not by courier since courier
personnel are not allowed inside Kashmir House complex.
Q. What, if both husband and wife are eligible any
AWHO scheme?
Where both are eligible, only one of them can apply.
Q. JCOs/OR can apply for what type of Dwelling Units?
JCOs/OR can apply only for SFA, MDA & DXA units.
Q. In how many schemes one can apply?
A person can apply in one Regular Scheme + Stations
open as additional/second DU and also for more than
one Demand Survey scheme.
Q. Are AWHO Allottees eligible to apply in new schemes?
AWHO allottees can only apply in stations where registration
is open for additional DU. Also, they can apply in Demand
Survey Stations where Hostel Type Accommodations are
planned.
Q. Can one apply in more than one Demand Survey?
Yes, but for each station one has to give separate
application with a draft of Rs 10,000/- each.
Q. Does one get any interest on the registration
amount if one applies in Demand Survey?
No interest is given on the registration amount. However,
2% handling charges will be deducted if a registrant
takes a premature withdrawal i.e. before a period of
3 years from the receipt of application.
Q. How does one get priority in Demand Survey if
a person is already owning an AWHO unit?
Priority 1 :- Person not owning a AWHO unit
and applied
during the period of Demand Survey (generally 3 Months)
Priority II :- Person not owning a AWHO unit
and applied after closing of Demand Survey (generally
3 Months)
Priority III :- Those who are owning a AWHO unit
and applied
in the Demand Survey period (generally 3 months)
Those who are owning a AWHO unit and applied
after closing of Demand Survey period (generally 3 months)
Q. Is there any chance of getting allotment if one
applies in wait listed station?
Allotment will be against withdrawal/cancellation,
if any, on seniority basis. Seniority is fixed on the
basis of date of demand draft. Waitlisted applicants
get priority over fresh applicants under Spot scheme
if new scheme/phase is planned in that station.
Q. How can one change the Choice Station or Type
of DU? Will the seniority be carried forwarded?
Before Booking letter is issued change of Station and
type of Dwelling Unit is permitted throughout the year.
After first change, the second change can be allowed
only after six months of first change. Fresh Seniority
will be assigned which will be fixed on the date of
receipt of request letter.
Q. Can one upgrade/downgrade Dwelling Unit and what
will be the seniority?
Upgradation of Dwelling Unit in the same station will
be permitted throughout the year.
(i) Confirmed Category in lower DU to confirmed allotment
in any higher DU.
(ii) Waitlisted Category in lower DU to confirmed allotment
in higher DU.
(iii) Waitlisted Category in lower DU to waitlisted
in higher DU.
The date of seniority for change will be the date of
receipt of application.
Q. What if a registrant wants to take premature withdrawals
prior/after to the issue of booking letter?
Before issue of Booking letter - A registrant can take
premature withdrawal at any time. 2% would be deducted
as handling charge from the registration fee. No interest
will be paid on the registration amount if the withdrawal
is within one year of registration.
After issue of Booking letter - Allottee shall be liable
to forfeit amount as given below:-
(i) SFA, MDA & equivalent (1/2 BHK) - Rs.10000/-
(ii) DXA, EA & SDA (3 BHK) - Rs.20000/-
(iii) LXA/DA, Penthouses & DSUs - Rs.25000/-
(4 BHK & above)
Q. Do we give any preference on allotment of specific
floor to an allottee suffering from any disabilities?
No preferences are given to any allottee suffering
from disabilities, on medical ground, and old age of
parents etc. However preference is given only to an
allottee who is a battle casualty having 100% disability.
Q. What has to be done for change of Address/Rank?
Registrants are requested to kindly write simple application
for change of Address/Rank so that application can be
kept in respective dossier as records.
Q. How to change the registration on demise of the
registrant to the NOK?
In case of death of the registrant NOK should approach
AWHO for the change of registration of Dwelling Unit
or allotment in his/her name with required legal documents.
Q. How much interest do AWHO charge if the payment
of installment is delayed after due date?
If any installment is not paid by the due date, interest
@ 10% p.a (presently applicable) for the period of delay
will be charged.
Q. How much rebate does one get if the installment
is made by due date or earlier?
A rebate of 1% on the amount of any installment is given
if payment is made timely before due date or earlier.
If whole payment ie the entire cost of Dwelling Unit
is paid within 80 days of booking letter then 4% rebate
is given. 3% rebate is given to those who have paid
1st installment and balance entire cost of DU is paid
within 150 days from the date of issuing the Booking
Letter.
Q. How much time does it take to get refund of registration
deposit/installment paid in case of withdrawal?
(a) Before issue of Booking Letter - 6 to 8 weeks.
(b) After issue of Booking Letter - Upto 6 months.
Q. How to get a duplicate copy of receipt (payment
of installment, etc.) if an allottee has misplaced or
didn't receive the original copy of receipt.
Duplicate copy of receipt is sent to the members only
after getting a written request from the allottee.
Q. Can a DU allotted by AWHO be sold? If yes, to
whom?
(a) The allottee who is serving may be permitted to
sell his dwelling unit to any category after three years
from the date of possession of dwelling unit provided
DU has been registered with local authorities i.e. conveyance
deed executed. However, an allottee who is retired may
be permitted to sell his dwelling unit after one year
from the date of possession or the date of retirement
whichever is later.
(b) In the case of demise of an allottee there would
be no time restrictions imposed on the sale of dwelling
unit by the successor of the deceased allottee.
Prior permission in writing is mandatory for sale/transfer
of DU.
Q. What all documents are required for an allottee
from AWHO in order to take loan?
An allottee has to produce the pre-sanction letter
of the loaning agencies and request letter asking for
NOC for mortgaging the property, if the loan is being
taken from agencies other than AG's/AGIF branch. If
the bank requires Tripartite Agreement then, it should
be typed on a stamp paper. The format of Tripartite
Agreement should be as given below:-
(a) HBA from AG's Branch - As per format of AG's branch
(b) HBA from AGIF - As per format of AGIF
(c) Loan from any other agency - As per format of AWHO,
which is also given in website.
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