Period ending no more than 31 days before the date of your application. Your personal

bank or building society statements must show:

• your name or your parents(s)/legal guardians name; and

• the account number; and

• the date of the statement; and

• the financial institution’s name and logo; and

• the amount of money available.

Ad hoc bank statements printed on the bank’s letterhead are acceptable as evidence

(this excludes mini-statements from cash points).

If you wish to submit electronic bank statements these must contain all of the details listed above. In addition, you will need to provide a supporting letter from your 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 must 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 you hold enough funds for the full period needed.

If you want to use a joint account as proof of your money, you must be named on the account along with one or more other person.

ii. Building society pass book covering a consecutive 28 day period ending no more than 31 days before the date of your application. Your building society pass book must show:

• your name or your parents(s)/legal guardians name; and

• the account number; and

• the financial institution’s name and logo; and

• the amount of money available.

iii. Letter from your bank confirming funds have been held for a consecutive 28 day period ending no more than 31 days before the date of your application. Your letter from a bank or building society must show:

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• your name or your parents(s)/legal guardians name; and

• the account number; and

• the date of the letter; and

• the financial institution’s name and logo; and

• the money in your account; and

• that there is enough money in the account (to cover your course fees and living costs).

Iv. Letter from a financial institution regulated by either the Financial Conduct Authority, the Prudential Regulatory Authority or, in the case of overseas accounts, the home regulator (official regulatory body for the country the institution is in and where the money is held) for the purpose of personal savings accounts, confirming funds have been held for a consecutive 28 day period ending no more than 31 days before

the date of the application. Your letter from the financial institution regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, the Prudential Regulatory Authority or home regulator must show:

• your name or your parents(s)/legal guardians name; and

• the account number; and

• the date of the letter; and

• the financial institution’s name and logo; and the money in your account.

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