I have a friend who applied for a visa and provided a bank guarantee (avi) of €8,520 (€710/month) and regarding the guarantor aspect, he submitted his last 3 payslips (he has a talent passport and earns approximately €2,900 net), his last 3 bank statements, his ID, and his employment contract. I want to know if not having made a sponsorship declaration and not providing his tax notice would cause any issues???
Note: the cost is €5,500, €2,500 has already been paid.
She has already applied for the visa, so it is just a matter of waiting to know the embassy’s decision. But for sponsorship, it would have been wise for him to make a sworn sponsorship declaration and include his tax notice.
She ultimately did not get the visa; Reason 5 What to do for a future application? (Douala Cameroon); she will try to schedule another appointment.
Financial documents: Avi €715/month 3 payslips of the guarantor (he earns €3000 net) 3 bank statements he has €21000 in his account. Work certificate Residence permit (talent passport) Family link cousin
Accommodation documents: Lease contract with the French landlord’s ID Her start date was 2 September but the school sent an email for a late start on 31/12 and she captured this email.
Ask his cousin to make a proper sponsorship certificate, stating that he will cover the remaining tuition fees. He should also include his latest tax notice.
Since she has already had a first visa refusal for #reason-5, it would be beneficial if he could have the sponsorship certificate legalised at the town hall of his place of residence.
[quote=« Ton_Frimeur, post:5, topic:5856, full:true »] I would like to change her lease contract and put mine.
Can I issue her a certificate of accommodation even though I am a student in shared accommodation? With a residence permit expiring in 2027. [/quote] Why do you think the problem stems from her rental contract? How much is her rent per month?
It could also be the contract because the landlord had provided an electricity bill with his name not legible and stuck on.
To avoid making the same mistake, I decided to provide him with a proof of accommodation. I am a student (I will provide a signed attestation, residence permit, and EDF bill).