I-20 Proof of Funds Verification demo
Every funding dollar on the I-20 traced to a document page, a dated exchange rate and a named signer 1:31
What the demo shows
DSOs check bank letters and sponsor affidavits against cost of attendance before an I-20
Agents build the twelve-month cost of attendance for the applicant's program, read every funding document in the language it was filed in and cite each value to its page, convert each amount at the published rate for that document's own closing date, apply the office's written standard clause by clause, and check each statement's arithmetic, letterhead and deposit pattern. A designated school official approves with a reason code; funding carried entirely by a sponsor above the office's threshold also needs the principal official's signature. The SEVIS record is prepared field by field and submitted by the official, never by an agent.
Transcript
- I-20 Proof of Funds Verification checks what an applicant can pay.
- Schools quote fifteen to seventy business days; finances hold it up.
- Halden State has a hundred forty-eight funding files open today.
- Bao Chau needs fifty-eight thousand nine hundred forty dollars this year.
- Her father's statement is in Vietnamese, and stays in Vietnamese.
- One point two one five billion dong, at September's rate.
- Forty-six thousand one hundred eighty dollars. The column is short.
- A land-use certificate was read, kept, and not counted: property is not liquid.
- Her assistantship offer arrived this morning. The agents read it now.
- The column fills, two thousand dollars above the cost.
- An official approves with a reason, and the trail records it.
- No agent submits to SEVIS. The official does that herself.
- Decided the same day, with every dollar traced to a page.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.