Financial Documentation
Financial Proof Review
Financial documentation is one of the most common reasons visa applications fail. We help you understand what embassies look for and how to present your financial picture credibly.
What Embassies Typically Look For
Financial proof isn't just about having money — it's about demonstrating consistent, legitimate income or savings that can credibly fund your trip. Embassy officers look for patterns: stable balances, regular income credits, and an absence of suspicious activity.
What We Review
- Bank statement period coverage (minimum 3–6 months)
- Balance consistency and trend (stable vs. volatile)
- Recent large deposits (timing and explanation)
- Income sources and regularity
- Match between statement balance and trip cost estimates
- Self-employed financial proof (tax returns, accountant letters)
- Sponsorship letter format and supporting documents
Common Financial Proof Issues We Find
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Sudden large deposit
Fix: Explain origin in cover letter with supporting proof
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Balance too low near application date
Fix: Address with supplemental income proof or sponsorship
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Statements too old
Fix: Request fresh statements from bank before applying
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Self-employment not documented
Fix: Add business registration, tax filings, or accountant letter
What This Service Does NOT Include
- Advice on how to inflate or misrepresent your finances
- Legal advice on your financial eligibility
- Specific monetary thresholds (these vary by embassy and are subject to change)
- Guarantees that your financial proof will be accepted
We only advise on how to present genuine financial information clearly. We never assist with document fraud or misrepresentation. Disclaimer →