[HannahJogo]

I had to apply for a grant to study in Europe, and one of the required documents was a bank statement proving financial solvency. I noticed that different countries have different requirements for such documents. Has anyone encountered this? How did you manage to prepare the statement quickly and without mistakes? Are there any nuances that should be taken into account?

[farman9]

sorry, no idea

[AndreasKrause]

I had to submit a bank statement to apply for a grant at one point, urgently. But there was a small nuance: the bank could not issue it quickly, and the deadline was pressing. I decided to use a service that allows you to generate documents with the necessary data - the so-called fake bank statment. It turned out to be a lifesaver in such situations, as the document looked real, and I submitted the application in time. The main thing is to be careful that all the data in the document corresponds to what is needed for the grant. Some grants require exact amounts in the accounts, so it is important not to get the numbers wrong.

[LukasBauer]

I was applying for a grant and needed a statement, but didn't have time to get a real one. I decided to use a generated statement. I chose a suitable service and filled in all the necessary data. Of course, it is important that there were no obvious errors or inconsistencies with the required standard in the document, otherwise there is a risk that the application will be rejected. In my case, everything went well, and the documents were accepted. You have to be careful and check that all fields are correct, especially regarding international grants.