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A Gift Letter For Mortgage is commonly required by Pakistani financial institutions when a portion of a property's down payment or purchase price comes from gifted funds. This document is essential in Pakistan's mortgage lending process, particularly when family members provide financial assistance for property purchases. The letter must satisfy both conventional banking requirements and Islamic principles of gift-giving (Hiba). It includes detailed information about the donor, recipient, gift amount, and property details, along with explicit declarations about the non-repayable nature of the gift. The document helps prevent money laundering, ensures transparency in property transactions, and provides legal protection for all parties involved. It must comply with various Pakistani regulations, including the Transfer of Property Act, Islamic Law of Gifts, and State Bank of Pakistan's Prudential Regulations.

1. Letter Header: Date, recipient (mortgage lender) details, property reference, and subject line

2. Donor Information: Complete details of the person giving the gift including full name, CNIC number, address, and contact information

3. Recipient Information: Complete details of the person receiving the gift including full name, CNIC number, address, and relationship to donor

4. Property Details: Information about the property being purchased including complete address and property identification details

5. Gift Amount Declaration: Clear statement of the exact amount being gifted and confirmation that it is a genuine gift with no repayment expected

6. Source of Funds: Declaration of where the gift money has come from, confirming it is from legitimate sources

7. No Repayment Statement: Explicit statement that this is a genuine gift with no expectation of repayment

8. Certification: Formal declaration of the truth of all statements made in the letter

9. Signatures: Space for donor's signature, date, and witness details