Visa & study-abroad documents
Last reviewed: 1 October 2026
- Fee
- Fixed quote after review
- Documents
- 6 items
- Process
- 4 steps
We prepare accurate documentation of genuine income and assets. We don’t create, alter or back-date documents, and we can’t guarantee any embassy’s decision.
Who needs this
- Students applying to study abroad, and their sponsors.
- Families applying for visit or family visas.
- Study-abroad agencies — see our partner programme.
What’s included
- Income tax return with acknowledgement and tax certificate for the visa file.
- Source-of-funds documentation — land sale, rental income, business income, security advance.
- Income verification letter for self-employed sponsors, issued under our ITP credential.
- Salary certificate attestation and a financial summary.
- English summary of land deeds, with khatian support.
- Translation of NID, deeds and other papers.
- Name-correction and financial affidavits on stamp paper, with notarisation coordinated.
- Asset valuation, arranged through our partner chartered accountancy firms.
- Review of existing returns against the sponsor’s declared means — we point out gaps; we only fill them with what is real.
Documents you’ll need
6 items · we confirm the exact list for your case first
- National ID or passport of the student and each sponsor
- e-TIN certificates and past returns of the sponsors
- Bank statements and solvency certificates
- Proof of income — salary certificate, trade licence, rent agreements
- Land deeds, khatian and mutation papers, if land is part of the funds
- The checklist from the embassy or university, if you have one
How the process works
- 1
Tell us what you need
Message us on WhatsApp, call, or use the contact form. A short description is enough to start.
- 2
Send documents
We send you a checklist specific to your case, so you only collect what is actually needed.
- 3
We prepare and review
A licensed practitioner prepares and checks the work. You see it and approve it before anything is filed.
- 4
Filed and delivered
You receive the acknowledgement, certificate or registration, with a short note on what was filed and why.
Common mistakes we fix
- Tax returns that don’t support the funds shown in the bank statement.
- Names spelled differently across passport, NID and certificates.
- Starting the paperwork a week before the appointment.
Questions
No. No one can guarantee an embassy’s decision. We make sure the financial documents are accurate, consistent and properly presented.
It depends on the embassy and visa type; many ask for two or three years. We check what is available for your file and what is missing.
Yes. Agencies use us as their back office for visa financial documents. See the partner programme.
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Fee
Fixed quote after review
Talk to us
Tell us what you need on WhatsApp or by phone. A licensed practitioner looks at your case and gives you a fixed quote before any work starts.
