Which document do veterans use to confirm their eligibility for certain FHA loans?

Veterans typically use the Certificate of Eligibility to confirm their eligibility for certain FHA loans. This document is issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and provides proof that the veteran meets the necessary criteria to qualify for VA benefits, including those associated with FHA loans. The Certificate of Eligibility outlines the service history of the veteran and the corresponding benefits they are entitled to, which includes guarantees for a portion of the loan amount, thus reducing the risk for lenders.

The other options do not serve the purpose of confirming eligibility for FHA loans specifically for veterans. The Certificate of Title pertains to ownership of a property, while the Certificate of Property Value is related to appraisals and property assessments. The Certificate of Veteran Status, while it may provide some information about a veteran's service status, does not serve the same function as the Certificate of Eligibility in relation to FHA loans.