Hello everyone,
I am applying for the Master of Engineering in Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering at the University of New Brunswick, which is a 12–24 month program. I plan to pay my full first-year tuition upfront and I also have enough funds to cover the required living expenses plus an additional buffer.
My father is my financial sponsor. He owns an oil and gas servicing company, which is a sole proprietorship (he fully owns and operates it). My tuition and living expenses will be paid directly from his business account, since that is where his income is deposited. I have also been working for his company for the past year in an official capacity.
My questions are:
I am applying for the Master of Engineering in Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering at the University of New Brunswick, which is a 12–24 month program. I plan to pay my full first-year tuition upfront and I also have enough funds to cover the required living expenses plus an additional buffer.
My father is my financial sponsor. He owns an oil and gas servicing company, which is a sole proprietorship (he fully owns and operates it). My tuition and living expenses will be paid directly from his business account, since that is where his income is deposited. I have also been working for his company for the past year in an official capacity.
My questions are:
- Is it safe/acceptable to use my father’s business account for proof of funds, provided we submit all supporting ownership and income documents?
- Are there any specific documents I should include to make this stronger (e.g., business registration, tax documents, or a notarized sponsorship letter)?
