Hi! Would it be acceptable if I would use a certificate from a cooperative instead of a bank certificate? I am refering to the 50,000 pesos that was required. This is in connection with my F student visa application. I would be going to China as a foreign exchange student.

it works like a corporation where people would pool their resources for certain purposes of development. it functions like a bank where its members would deposit their money as savings and where they may also apply for a loan at a much lower interest rate...

Another kind of financial certificate? It shoudl be OK. But I'm not so sure.

Certificate from a cooperative instead of a bank certificate

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Question: Asked by Leo from Philippines | Jan. 02, 2012 01:49

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Certificate from a cooperative instead of a bank certificate

Hi! Would it be acceptable if I would use a certificate from a cooperative instead of a bank certificate? I am refering to the 50,000 pesos that was required. This is in connection with my F student visa application. I would be going to China as a foreign exchange student.

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Answers (3): Answered by Bruce | Jan. 02, 2012 02:15

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What do you mean cooperative?

10Reply; Answered by leo from Philippines | Jan. 02, 2012 02:38

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it works like a corporation where people would pool their resources for certain purposes of development. it functions like a bank where its members would deposit their money as savings and where they may also apply for a loan at a much lower interest rate...

00Reply; Answered by Bruce | Jan. 02, 2012 03:02

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Another kind of financial certificate? It shoudl be OK. But I'm not so sure.

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Certificate from a cooperative instead of a bank certificate

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