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In my opinion get a letter from your bank on their letterhead translating the line which should suffice for all the occurences of this word in any of the statements.So you might not need to translate it 12 times or so..However, make it sure you mention the purpose of the letter clearly in your covering letter...good luck!!sdr wrote:If I have one line in my bank statment for my salary deposits that is not in English, but everything else on the bank statement is in English, do I still need that line translated. If so, do I need all 12 lines (12 salary deposits) translated. Or is one document that translates the word appropriate. The word just translates to "HS credit" the HS can't be translated as it's just part of the reference from my employer
From which country you are applying from ?. Cuz normally they dont bother about the key words and names mentioned in other languages... they only want the amount of salary and transfer date clearly mentioned on your bank statement...sdr wrote:If I have one line in my bank statment for my salary deposits that is not in English, but everything else on the bank statement is in English, do I still need that line translated. If so, do I need all 12 lines (12 salary deposits) translated. Or is one document that translates the word appropriate. The word just translates to "HS credit" the HS can't be translated as it's just part of the reference from my employer