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After a buyer and a seller agree on the resale of an HDB flat, they must submit an application to HDB.
The buyer and seller can obtain a resale application form from the Reception Counter, HDB Resale Office, Atrium, 1st Storey, HDB Hub or any HDB Branch Office.
After the application form is completed, it can be submitted by post or by hand to the HDB Resale Office, Atrium, 1st Storey, HDB Hub. The application form must be signed by both the buyer and the seller. HDB will send to the buyer and the seller each an acknowledgement card to notify them of receipt of their application.
Alternatively, applicants can also submit their application through agents from agencies accredited under the Singapore Accredited Estate Agencies (SAEA) Scheme who are subscribers of the HDB-ResaleNet. [The HDB-ResaleNet is an internet application system, which allows agents from accredited agencies which have subscribed to the system to submit applications electronically on behalf of their buyers and sellers, even after office hours.]
Buyers and sellers who are handling their own resale transaction and not represented by housing agents can also submit their resale application or valuation request through another online internet application system, e-Resale.
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FAQ
Due to unforeseen circumstances, I need to cancel the resale transaction. How do I go about doing it?
Before the first appointment, either party may request (in writing) to HDB to cancel the registered resale application. After the first appointment, both parties (buyers and sellers) must agree to the cancellation of the resale application and submit a written request to HDB for the cancellation. This cancellation however does not necessarily nullify the Option to Purchase. In the case of a dispute, both parties will have to consult their own private solicitors.
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