<p>How does the International Financial Aid Application (ISFAA) and International Student Certification of Finances differ?</p>
<p>anyone…please?</p>
<p>Everyone has to complete the Certification of Finances if the college requires it. The reason is that a college is bound by law to verify your financial resources before it issues the documents to apply for a visa.</p>
<p>The financial aid application does is exactly what would expect - use it to apply for financial aid if the colleges you are applying to have that option.</p>
<p>I need to know more…unsatisfied :o</p>
<p>What else do you need to know? Just complete the form(s) that apply to you. It’s not like you have a choice there…</p>
<p>Do you need to show bank statements or Dad’s income certificate? What are the total things hat need to be attached?</p>
<p>Fin Aid Application: bank statements, official income tax forms (or an income statement from employer if your country does not have an income tax)</p>
<p>Certification of Finances: a signature & seal from a bank official on the form itself (you need sufficient funds to cover at least one year’s worth of college expenses readily available in a bank account at that point in time)</p>