If I apply for a loan and have submitted my child's ITR, will there be any issues showing funds for visa or admission purposes?
Yes, there may be issues if you submit only your child's Income Tax Returns (ITRs) for a loan or as financial proof for visa or admission purposes.
Visa authorities and lenders usually require financial documents from the primary sponsor - typically the parent or guardian funding the education. They expect to see:
- Bank statements (last 3 - 6 months)
- ITRs of the sponsor
- Salary slips or employment letters
- Proof of assets (if needed)
Submitting only your child's ITRs is generally not sufficient and could delay or weaken your application. For best results, provide comprehensive financial documents from the main sponsor.
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