Salary and balance

[samneil10 6]

I have a decent salary of 900bd (2393$)on a sales manager designation in a family business firm since 2012. Is it alright if i hv a balance close to 45k bd ( 119k$)in my acc? I have saved over the years staying jointly with my parents 

Are these good factors for visa approval?

Edited May 20 by Mzk279

[Ontarkie 14,140]

Well it is not just about money. It can help since they know you can fund your trip yourself,  but they look at the big picture. 

[SalishSea 17,496]

2 hours ago, Mzk279 said:

I have a decent salary of 900bd (2393$)on a sales manager designation in a family business firm since 2012. Is it alright if i hv a balance close to 45k bd ( 119k$)in my acc? I have saved over the years staying jointly with my parents 

Are these good factors for visa approval?

You’re not immigrating.   

[samneil10 6]

5 hours ago, SalishSea said:

You’re not immigrating.   

Yes i am not . I dont understand wat do u mean?

[samneil10 6]

7 hours ago, Ontarkie said:

Well it is not just about money. It can help since they know you can fund your trip yourself,  but they look at the big picture. 

The reason m asking is coz i got refused for a uk visa 2 yrs ago n i know its coz i dint mention in the form i had savings and that created some misunderstanding which lead to refusal. Fortunately the ds 160 doesn't have such income and expenses questions. 

[appleblossom 1,940]

7 hours ago, Mzk279 said:

The reason m asking is coz i got refused for a uk visa 2 yrs ago n i know its coz i dint mention in the form i had savings and that created some misunderstanding which lead to refusal. Fortunately the ds 160 doesn't have such income and expenses questions. 

 

You are overthinking it again. Just tell the truth and put whatever the correct figure is. 

[jan22 3,018]

48 minutes ago, appleblossom said:

 

You are overthinking it again. Just tell the truth and put whatever the correct figure is. 

He’s applying for a non-immigrant visa, so there’s no place on the application asking specifics about financing.  Financial resources might be asked about in the interview — where you’re right about telling the truth! — but maybe not even then.

[samneil10 6]

I have a query abt the mode of salary payment i receive every month. 

So its a family business and my dad's the co owner of the firm. i get my paycheck from my father's personal account every month which i deposit in my savings account. So can i get a salary slip from the company and show payment mode as cheque? 

Will this scenario be acceptable by the embassy?

[SalishSea 17,496]

7 hours ago, Mzk279 said:

I have a query abt the mode of salary payment i receive every month. 

So its a family business and my dad's the co owner of the firm. i get my paycheck from my father's personal account every month which i deposit in my savings account. So can i get a salary slip from the company and show payment mode as cheque? 

Will this scenario be acceptable by the embassy?

They are very unlikely to even glance at any supporting documents you bring.   They don’t care about your mode of salary deposit, just that you can pay for your trip and plan to return home after.

Edited May 23 by SalishSea

[samneil10 6]

6 hours ago, SalishSea said:

They are very unlikely to even glance at any supporting documents you bring.   They don’t care about your mode of salary deposit, just that you can pay for your trip and plan to return home after.

You might be right but ever since i got a refusal for uk for not filling the income and expenses details they ask in the form, i am a little apprehensive about things. Obviously the us embassy functions differently and i have also heard on occasions they dont even check the bank statements  but i dont wanna take a chance abt the mode of salary payment since its a check coming from my father's personal account.

I do have regular deposits of those checks monthly with payslips on the company letter head.

[samneil10 6]

Any more thoughts or feedback on my dilemma?

[Boiler 44,928]

The usual process is you fill in the DS150, you go to the interview, you are asked 2 0r 3 questions.

 

I have not heard of anyone being asked how they get paid.

[samneil10 6]

Yes but what if i get asked about the source of the salary paycheck? Also i was thinking of excluding the check number from the pay slip, so as to not cause confusion

[Boiler 44,928]

4 hours ago, Mzk279 said:

Yes but what if i get asked about the source of the salary paycheck? Also i was thinking of excluding the check number from the pay slip, so as to not cause confusion

 

How would this ever arise?

[samneil10 6]

Coming back to the original query, is it alright if i get paid from my dad's personal acc and not from company acc and still show a payslip on the company letter head of the same? We own a small medium scale business and i am on a manager visa there