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Confusion b/w 2 options ( maintenance funds)

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Confusion b/w 2 options ( maintenance funds)

Post by mhkhan » Thu Jun 11, 2009 6:50 pm

Guys need your help again.

I need to decide between which is the best option to apply for my maintenance funds.

option 1:

An official bank [b]letter[/b] explaining the funds ( current acount) have been maintained for the last 3 months. Enough funds for the family. Letter signed and stamped. It fulfills all conditions stated in the Guidelines.

I cannot show the statement as this particular bank doesnt stamp its statements .

Doubt: It is a joint account between me , my wife and sister- in-law. so three names on the account. But I know that is acceptable as per the Guidelines but still am not sure if it makes it more complicated.


Option 2:
bank statement of Savings account from another bank with exactly 3 months history. Its a Joint account with my wife. Funds enough to show for me only.

Doubt: Statement which is stamped and is on the letterhead is of a sloppy format and despite collected from the branch looks more like an electronic ledger statement thus doesnt look convincing. I can get the account confirmation letter though.

My personal preference is Option 1 ( bank letter) as that has all the conditions stated in the guidelines.

Appreciate help in making me decide.

Many thanks,

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Post by ChetanOjha » Thu Jun 11, 2009 7:15 pm

It would recommend Option 1. Letter from bank will corroborate original bank statement (not stamped). This should be fine.

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Post by push » Thu Jun 11, 2009 9:01 pm

Joint account with sister in law - I would avoid that kind of proof. If that is the only option, however, provide some evidence that the funds are available to you anytime you want.
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