Hi guys,
Sorry forthe question out of topic, but I have some concerns about the proof of funds. The fact is that I have always withdrawn my revenues and saved them at home (not in a bank). Do they accept a letter of motivation if I can prove (attaching bank statements of money I have earned during my life) that I have earned more than double of what required for my situation but that I haven't kept them in a bank account?
I intend to deposit them once I get my Ita as I have some principles that I don't trust banks or other institutions in my country to put the hands on my earnings. Would this cause a rejection or they would accept it?
Sorry forthe question out of topic, but I have some concerns about the proof of funds. The fact is that I have always withdrawn my revenues and saved them at home (not in a bank). Do they accept a letter of motivation if I can prove (attaching bank statements of money I have earned during my life) that I have earned more than double of what required for my situation but that I haven't kept them in a bank account?
I intend to deposit them once I get my Ita as I have some principles that I don't trust banks or other institutions in my country to put the hands on my earnings. Would this cause a rejection or they would accept it?