Hi,
I can give you my own example.
1. I am a resident of Shimla (a beautiful north Indian city in the mid-range of Himalayan mountains)
2. Loan applied in Mumbai (a west Indian city, around 2000 miles off Shimla)
3. Loan applied against an immovable property, situated in Nashik (around 200 KM off Mumbai)
4. On Loan letter my address is of Shimla.
So you can see whole India was there in my loan processing
1. Your loan is solely a matter between you and your bank. CHC has nothing to do/know from where you secured your loan.
2. In case your immovable property is in another city, you need a letter (actually a valuation letter/certificate) from the same bank branch over there (same thing happened in my case). You shall get loan on the basis of the above said valuation letter. Valuation of property is done by the bank appointed/nominated advocate.