Dear Forum members,
Hi! I am applying to some MBA schools in the US which require me to fill the financial certificate form to secure I-20.
I want to ask you all 2 questions:
1. The financial certificate form requires me or my sponsor to show sufficient cash in bank to fund my studies. If I can show the equivalent amount as the sum total of cash in bank, bonds and mutual funds and immovable assets, is it acceptable by the University? Moreover, can bankers certify the worth of immovable assets or I have to get it certified by some other agency?
2. If I secure a US visa based on one I-20 form sent by a University and later on, after receiving an I-20 from a better University, if I change my mind to attend the second University, will I have to notify the embassy of change of school or go for Visa interview again.
My queries could be too basic but I thank you for replying to these.
Ankur
FINANCIAL CERTIFICATE FORM and I-20 : Please guide
Posted Jan 02, 2009 17:41
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Dear Forum members,
Hi! I am applying to some MBA schools in the US which require me to fill the financial certificate form to secure I-20.
I want to ask you all 2 questions:
1. The financial certificate form requires me or my sponsor to show sufficient cash in bank to fund my studies. If I can show the equivalent amount as the sum total of cash in bank, bonds and mutual funds and immovable assets, is it acceptable by the University? Moreover, can bankers certify the worth of immovable assets or I have to get it certified by some other agency?
2. If I secure a US visa based on one I-20 form sent by a University and later on, after receiving an I-20 from a better University, if I change my mind to attend the second University, will I have to notify the embassy of change of school or go for Visa interview again.
My queries could be too basic but I thank you for replying to these.
Ankur
Hi! I am applying to some MBA schools in the US which require me to fill the financial certificate form to secure I-20.
I want to ask you all 2 questions:
1. The financial certificate form requires me or my sponsor to show sufficient cash in bank to fund my studies. If I can show the equivalent amount as the sum total of cash in bank, bonds and mutual funds and immovable assets, is it acceptable by the University? Moreover, can bankers certify the worth of immovable assets or I have to get it certified by some other agency?
2. If I secure a US visa based on one I-20 form sent by a University and later on, after receiving an I-20 from a better University, if I change my mind to attend the second University, will I have to notify the embassy of change of school or go for Visa interview again.
My queries could be too basic but I thank you for replying to these.
Ankur
Posted Jan 04, 2009 04:38
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Please help me, its urgent!!
I know there must be many members who can give me a valuable insight on this. I request you to respond!!
Thank you
ANKUR
Please help me, its urgent!!
I know there must be many members who can give me a valuable insight on this. I request you to respond!!
Thank you
ANKUR
I know there must be many members who can give me a valuable insight on this. I request you to respond!!
Thank you
ANKUR
Posted Jan 06, 2009 00:20
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Dear Forum members,
Hi! I am applying to some MBA schools in the US which require me to fill the financial certificate form to secure I-20.
I want to ask you all 2 questions:
1. The financial certificate form requires me or my sponsor to show sufficient cash in bank to fund my studies. If I can show the equivalent amount as the sum total of cash in bank, bonds and mutual funds and immovable assets, is it acceptable by the University? Moreover, can bankers certify the worth of immovable assets or I have to get it certified by some other agency?
2. If I secure a US visa based on one I-20 form sent by a University and later on, after receiving an I-20 from a better University, if I change my mind to attend the second University, will I have to notify the embassy of change of school or go for Visa interview again.
My queries could be too basic but I thank you for replying to these.
Ankur
you dont have to for visa interview gain but i think you have to notify the immigration services about your new school
<blockquote>Dear Forum members,
Hi! I am applying to some MBA schools in the US which require me to fill the financial certificate form to secure I-20.
I want to ask you all 2 questions:
1. The financial certificate form requires me or my sponsor to show sufficient cash in bank to fund my studies. If I can show the equivalent amount as the sum total of cash in bank, bonds and mutual funds and immovable assets, is it acceptable by the University? Moreover, can bankers certify the worth of immovable assets or I have to get it certified by some other agency?
2. If I secure a US visa based on one I-20 form sent by a University and later on, after receiving an I-20 from a better University, if I change my mind to attend the second University, will I have to notify the embassy of change of school or go for Visa interview again.
My queries could be too basic but I thank you for replying to these.
Ankur</blockquote>
you dont have to for visa interview gain but i think you have to notify the immigration services about your new school
Hi! I am applying to some MBA schools in the US which require me to fill the financial certificate form to secure I-20.
I want to ask you all 2 questions:
1. The financial certificate form requires me or my sponsor to show sufficient cash in bank to fund my studies. If I can show the equivalent amount as the sum total of cash in bank, bonds and mutual funds and immovable assets, is it acceptable by the University? Moreover, can bankers certify the worth of immovable assets or I have to get it certified by some other agency?
2. If I secure a US visa based on one I-20 form sent by a University and later on, after receiving an I-20 from a better University, if I change my mind to attend the second University, will I have to notify the embassy of change of school or go for Visa interview again.
My queries could be too basic but I thank you for replying to these.
Ankur</blockquote>
you dont have to for visa interview gain but i think you have to notify the immigration services about your new school
Posted Jan 07, 2009 13:03
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Thanks Ramki for the response to my second query. Could you shed some light on the first question as well. I'll be grateful.
Ankur
Thanks Ramki for the response to my second query. Could you shed some light on the first question as well. I'll be grateful.
Ankur
Ankur
Posted Jan 07, 2009 18:49
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Thanks Ramki for the response to my second query. Could you shed some light on the first question as well. I'll be grateful.
Ankur
usually you have to show that you have enough money int he bank, you can deposit the money in the bank, get a certificate or passbook showing that you have enough money then either you can withdraw but dont get your passbook or statement reflecting that
there are lot of agencies in india which charge a feee to deposit money in to your account and get your certificate
i dont know any personally but i have heard
you can show immovable properities but at visa interview they want hard cash to pay for your education
my 2 cents, i live in USA so i havent gone thru this personally but heard from friends who wenrt to visa itnerview
<blockquote>Thanks Ramki for the response to my second query. Could you shed some light on the first question as well. I'll be grateful.
Ankur
</blockquote>
usually you have to show that you have enough money int he bank, you can deposit the money in the bank, get a certificate or passbook showing that you have enough money then either you can withdraw but dont get your passbook or statement reflecting that
there are lot of agencies in india which charge a feee to deposit money in to your account and get your certificate
i dont know any personally but i have heard
you can show immovable properities but at visa interview they want hard cash to pay for your education
my 2 cents, i live in USA so i havent gone thru this personally but heard from friends who wenrt to visa itnerview
Ankur
</blockquote>
usually you have to show that you have enough money int he bank, you can deposit the money in the bank, get a certificate or passbook showing that you have enough money then either you can withdraw but dont get your passbook or statement reflecting that
there are lot of agencies in india which charge a feee to deposit money in to your account and get your certificate
i dont know any personally but i have heard
you can show immovable properities but at visa interview they want hard cash to pay for your education
my 2 cents, i live in USA so i havent gone thru this personally but heard from friends who wenrt to visa itnerview
Posted Jan 20, 2009 07:35
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As you have to show sufficient bank balance to get an admission or I-20 or visa. You can contact http://www.credila.com. They provide education loan before you get I-20 and based on their loan sanction letter you can easily get your I-20 or admission to your desire university. So I would suggest you to just fill up the enquiry form online and credila team will get in touch with you very quickly.
http://www.credila.com/apply_for_loan.html
As you have to show sufficient bank balance to get an admission or I-20 or visa. You can contact http://www.credila.com. They provide education loan before you get I-20 and based on their loan sanction letter you can easily get your I-20 or admission to your desire university. So I would suggest you to just fill up the enquiry form online and credila team will get in touch with you very quickly.
http://www.credila.com/apply_for_loan.html
http://www.credila.com/apply_for_loan.html
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