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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Not that I am aware of, unless you are living off a private income that's tucked away in a bank.

As long as you met the requirements for support, then it is not necessary.

I claim it in the name of the Empire

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Vietnam
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I just want to ask at the interview if it is required a big sum of money must have in the bank otherwise the visa is denied??? Thanks.

The correct answer has already been given--no, you don't have to (I ought to know, because I don't).

Weird to have posted this in the China forum, though. Must have been a mistake.

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