Member Authorization to Provide Credit Information
To process your loan, please attach the completed and signed Member Information Authorization submitted to SUGEF.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who can become a member of CoopeJudicial?
The following individuals may apply for membership:
Public sector employees and their families
Individuals who have a professional or institutional link with CoopeJudicial
Judicial Branch employees and their families
Retirees and pensioners of the Judicial Branch
What benefits do I receive by becoming a member of CoopeJudicial?
Online membership enrollment
No initial affiliation fee
Annual surplus distribution, based on the Cooperative’s profitability and according to capital contributions, savings, and credit
Access to the best financial solutions
Discounts of up to 75% at businesses affiliated with CoopeJudicial
Free administration of severance fund (conditions apply)
24/7 access to the CoopeJudicial App and CJ Online transactional website
Mutual aid support
What are the requirements to apply for a loan?
Present a valid national ID (both sides)
Provide a valid salary certification
Salary breakdown of the last three pay periods
Sign the SUGEF authorization form
Private Sector – Additional Requirements
Salary report for the last year (SICERE)
Bank account statements for the last 3 months where salary is deposited
Public Sector (Interim) – Additional Requirements
Appointment letters for the last two years
Signed SUGEF authorization form (applies to new members or members with loans in other entities)
Provide 2 guarantors who work in the public sector and are not retired or close to retirement
What happens to my Social Capital if I leave the Cooperative?
According to the Regulations for the Admission and Resignation of Members ratified by the Assembly of Delegates on January 21, 2016, the return of social capital will be made one calendar year after the submission of the resignation letter.