Personal Funding means the F-1 or J-1 is the primary account holder or a joint account holder. Financial support from personal funds can come from inside or outside the United States.
If the F-1/J-1 is listed on the financial document as an account holder, then they only need to submit financial documentation that complies with the “ISSS Basic Requirements for Funding Documents”. No additional documentation is needed from the other account holders.
If the funding is part of a family business account AND the F-1/J-1 is listed as an account holder, then they only need to submit financial documentation that complies with the “ISSS Basic Requirements for Funding Documents”. No additional documentation is needed from the other account holders.
If the F-1/J-1 is not listed as an account holder (i.e. bank statement of family member or friend) then these funds will be considered Third-Party Funding.
All Personal Funding documents must comply with the Basic Requirements for All Financial Documents.
If the F-1/J-1 is listed on the financial document as an account holder, then they only need to submit financial documentation that complies with the “ISSS Basic Requirements for Funding Documents”. No additional documentation is needed from the other account holders.
If the funding is part of a family business account AND the F-1/J-1 is listed as an account holder, then they only need to submit financial documentation that complies with the “ISSS Basic Requirements for Funding Documents”. No additional documentation is needed from the other account holders.
If the F-1/J-1 is not listed as an account holder (i.e. bank statement of family member or friend) then these funds will be considered Third-Party Funding.
All Personal Funding documents must comply with the Basic Requirements for All Financial Documents.