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vickybusa wrote:Hi,
I had deposited INR 210,000/- on May 7, when the exchange rate was I GBP= INR 74.80487. The same balance continues till date.
Meanwhile i had earlier applied under Tier 1, but they refused on the grounds that i have submitted internet statement. I applied for admin review stating that i never received physical bank statements, since i had opted for internet statements. But they upheld the decision.
I am planning to re apply, but not sure what exchange rate they will consider.
Please help
I think that is fine. I am sorry for the confusion, online bank statements should bear official stamp of the bank, while online payslips must be signed and stamped by the employer. Hope it is clear now.MITM2 wrote:Hi Mvent00
Online bank statements are only accepted if they were signed and stamped by the bank manager. You must have these signed and stamped otherwise your application would be rejected again.
Just so I can be sure as I've only got my eSavings online bank statement 'stamped' by my Lloyd's TSB branch, does this have to be signed also?
The excerpt from paragraph 2, page 36 of 44 of the Tier 1 (General) Policy Guidance which states that 'Alternatively an electronic bank statement bearing the official stamp of the bank in question will be accepted. This stamp should appear on every page of the statement.'
Could you please confirm if a signature is still required?
Thank you very much.
MITM2