From: To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Subject: Fwd: Financial support document Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2014 20:38:58 +0000 Attachments: Aff Financial_Support_2014.pdf Forwarded message From: Claire Rehbock Date: Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 5:19 PM Sub'ect: Re: Financial support document To: Dear M, Thank you for submitting your additional financial documentation. Please know that I have been in touch with your department regarding your level in your program. Unfortunately, the review of your transcripts and transfer credits will not be completed and confirmed until after the semester has already begun. We currently we still must ask to see four years of funding in order to issue the I-20, as in the university's system you are still considered to be entering as a freshman. Supporting Financial Documents Students must demonstrate how they will support themselves for the entire period of studies. For the first year expenses, students must show cash available funds. You can have your sponsor submit a letter from the bank showing enough funds to cover your expenses, or a current bank statement. Documents must be less than 4 months old. For the following years, students must show how funds will be available in the future, either through a sponsor's proof of salary, recent tax documents, investments, etc. ***The bank statement you provided shows a total of $111,162 in liquid funds. Your New School scholarship is $13,000 per year. This is enough to cover your first year. Before I can issue your 1-20 I will need: 1. Evidence of how funds will be available for the remainder of the last two years of your program. Please submit proof of an additional $109,718. This evidence does not have to be liquid, so it can be in non-cash forms such as investments, property value, or proof of a sponsor's income. For example, if a proof of sponsor's income shows income of $55,000 per year, this would be enough to cover the rest of your program. Remember that al