Financial Guarantee Form 2023 Calendar Year Terms

Acceptable documents for evidence of financial support
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bank statements with liquid assets that indicate type of currency (cash deposits, certificates of deposit, savings accounts)
Please submit only the bank summary. Bank transaction history are not needed.
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bank certification on original bank letterhead that includes bank name, address, bank official printed name and title, bank official original
signature, bank seal, account holder’s name, type of account, current amount in account, currency type, and date of issuance
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investment statements showing liquid assets
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business bank accounts accompanied by letter on company letterhead stating the financial guarantor has signatory authority on the account
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scholarship letters
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lines of credit (with bank paperwork showing borrowing limit)
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governmental funding
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in-principle and sanctioned loan letters must be accompanied by terms and conditions to determine acceptability (co-borrowers must sign
this form as Family/Private sponsor)
If full or partial funding is coming from personal sources (e.g. family, friend), each person who is providing support must sign this form. The names on this financial guarantee must 
match the account holder name(s) on the financial documents being submitted. All bank statements should include the amount of available funds, type of currency, name of bank, 
and name of account holder, and have an issue date less than 12 months prior to the start of academic program. All documents should be submitted in English. 
Scholarship letters should include name of student, amount of money being awarded, duration of award, and confirmation that award may be used for study at ASU and for the 
degree and major of study selected.
Unacceptable documents for evidence of financial support
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expected income
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tax statements
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property assessments
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bank statements lacking currency amounts
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insurance policies
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business named bank account without signatory verification
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statements showing non-liquid assets (jewelry, buildings, land, automobiles, etc.)
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credit card