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Financial Documents You Should Have
- Savings book or balance confirmation if required by the specific application type.
- Bank statements from the salary account or main transaction account for the past 3–6 months.
- Property documents, vehicle registration, shares, or other assets if you want to strengthen your case.
- Payslips, employment contract, or business registration to prove the source of funds.
Three Mistakes That Make Financial Documents Look Suspicious
- Submitting a savings book opened close to the application date without explaining the source of funds.
- A bank account with almost no activity suddenly showing a large deposit.
- Declared income on the form does not match the payslip or actual bank statement.
Practical Note
- If a large amount recently appeared in your account, prepare documents explaining the source — such as a property sale, dividend income, or a service contract.
Frequently Asked Questions
