chetanojha wrote:mah wrote:Dear Seniors,
I am scared a bit and confused.
Can you clear please if the bank statements issued by bank and printed on their letter head when you walk in the bank and they give them to you, are considered original ??
If so, as the guideline says they do not need to be stamped or signed.
they are temp statements hence required stamp on it. Infact those statement itself contact "temporary" written on them.
Chetanojha,
even temorary why do they need stamp? In the guideline it does not say anything about temporary statements need stamps. It says
with one or more other named individual.
Only the following specified documents 201. will be accepted as evidence of this requirement:
Personal bank or building society i) statements covering three full consecutive months: The most recent statement must be dated no more than one calendar month before the date of application.
The personal bank or building society statements should clearly show:
the applicant’s name;•
the account number;•
the date of the statement;•
the financial institution’s name and logo;•
transactions covering the three month • period;
that there are enough funds present in • the account (the balance must always be at least £2,800 or £800, as appropriate) covering the three month period before the date of application;Tier 1 (General) Policy Guidance page 36 of 44 Ad hoc bank statements printed on the bank’s letterhead are admissible as evidence (this excludes mini-statements from cash points).
If the applicant wishes to submit electronic bank statements from an
online account these must contain all of the details listed above. In addition, the applicant will need to provide a supporting letter from his/her bank, on company headed paper, confirming the authenticity of the statements provided. 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.
We will not accept statements which show the balance in the account on a particular day as these documents do not show that the applicant holds enough funds for the full period needed.
