If an international applicant has a family member to live with upon arrival in the USA, can the amount of money needed for the financial statement decrease?
Yes. If the international applicant has a family member to live with upon arrival in the USA, up to $5000 can be subtracted from the total above. However, notarized proof of the living arrangement must be presented An international student cannot begin their studies until an F1 visa is issued. An F1 visa will not be issued without an I-20 form from SJC. An I-20 form will not be considered or issued without financial papers. Thus, financial papers are essential to admission.
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