Question
For Miami Consulate Spain Non Lucrative Visa application: In reference to proof of income? Do I need any amount of bank statements? Can’t see that in the consulate check list site. If so, how many months—do they need to be notarized and translated?
Answers
These are the answers of Spainguru’s Facebook group members:
“Miami: 12 months of bank statements (all savings, checking accounts). We didn’t have them translated or notarized and they were accepted and our visas were approved in May in Miami.”
“I do recommend that you show any proof of why large amounts were deposited into your accounts (sale of home or stocks, etc.).”
“Ah, I see, great! I paid too much but I had PrintScreen here in Miami do the electronic submission of my prints to FBI and got the Apostille version back in 3 1/2 weeks. I also pinged you about tax returns as well. Didn’t see on Miami checklist that they wanted tax returns.”
“I did the electronic at USPS. It was expensive—and they not all read well so let’s see what happens. I don’t know what to do next if they can’t be read—what would be another acceptable offer?”
Conclusion
The process for submitting proof of income for the Spain Non Lucrative Visa at the Miami consulate appears to be straightforward according to past applicants.
It typically requires providing 12 months of bank statements, which do not need to be notarized or translated. It’s also recommended to provide explanations for any large deposits to clarify their origins.
These insights from individuals who have successfully navigated the application process can serve as valuable guidance for new applicants.
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