But my Business Savings account has always maintained funds way above the £800. As I am the only director and the only shareholder of my company, would it be alright if I submit my Business Savings account banks statements to fulfil the maintenance funds requirement (along with a letter from my accountant confirming that I am the sole director and shareholder of the company and a letter from my Bank stating that the funds have never dipped below £800)? The bank statement is issued such that the name of the account holder is "My Name My Ltd Company Name" e.g John Miller ABC Ltd. In other words, my name is clearly visible , along with my business's name on the bank statement.
Alternatively, I also have an Indian Non-Residential External (NRE) bank account with funds which are readily available to me in UK by way of an international debit card. The funds are held in Indian Rupees but are fully repataraible and accessible in UK. I have the equivalent of more than £800 held in this account for over 3 months. My bank statements , though in Indian Rupeess, are sent to me at my UK address. Plus , my Indian bank (HDFC Bank ) has issued me a letter confirming the amount in INR and GBP both and states clearly that the money is repatriable in GBP and accessible in UK. I also have the counterfoil of my International Debit Card.
A final, but most scary option is to wait till the end of September when my Personal Savings account would have valid 3 months of maintained funds. But this will be just 3 weeks before my visa expires.
In posts from anyone will be highly appreciated. Please rid me of my Maintenance Funds Blues...
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Regards
HSMPNOW