So i been reading here that all banks refuse to provide the exact format required. It will be very helpful if any recent successful applicant (outside UK) explains the bank paperwork they provided. I checked with couple of banks and its the same thing. This is a standard in bank industry now, the bank will not (and should not) provide a non-standard format, especially if they are regulated.
They have several formats that you can choose from. For example, they will give you a no-liability statements on your account showing your name and account number, this should prove that the money is yours and only yours. They will also provide a bank stamped three months statements, so this shows the 90 days available money. They can provide Balance statement which shows your name/account again and the balance you have. They do not have format mentioning you can transfer the money to UK and they do not have any format mentioning they are regulated, even though they are.
So is multiple paperwork like this is enough?
What did everyone's else submitted?
What if the bank is well known bank in the region, would UKBA still question if he bank is regulated by its home country central bank or they will just know it is and move on without refusing the application based on that grounds?
HSBC Bank in Qatar is regulated and well know for example, actually all banks in Qatar are regulated and that is a well known fact to everyone living in this gulf region, so UKBA staff sitting in Dubai considering an application from Qatar, they know the bank is regulated, would they still refuse the application because that document was not provided?
Thanks.....
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