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September 3, 2026 at 05:43 PM

D-4 VISA QUESTION HELP!

U.S. students getting a Korean D-4 visa — how did you get a bank statement with a bank stamp AND banker signature?

I'm applying for a Korean D-4 visa through Allo Korea, and they require an original bank statement with an official bank stamp and the signature of the banker who issued it.

I've called Chase, Wells Fargo, and TD, and I'm being told that they can stamp documents but don't provide banker signatures anymore.

If you're from the U.S. and recently got a D-4 visa, what bank did you use and exactly what document did you submit? Did your bank stamp/sign it, or did you use another method?

I'm trying to figure this out before opening a new bank account. 😭

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Lucky_Nomad991·Sep 4, 05:01 AM

Hi This requirement may depend on your school/agency rather than the D-4 visa itself. Korean D-4 applications require proof of financial ability, but U.S. Korean consulates don’t all describe the requirement as a bank statement with both a bank stamp and banker’s signature. For example, the Korean Consulate in San Francisco asks for the applicant’s or parent’s latest bank statement as proof of funding. Since Chase, Wells Fargo and TD are telling you they no longer provide banker signatures, I’d recommend asking Allo Korea whether they will accept an official bank balance verification letter / proof-of-funds letter printed at a branch and stamped by the bank instead, or another bank-issued document without an individual banker signature. I wouldn’t open a new bank account just yet. First ask Allo Korea exactly which alternative they accept, because the requirement can differ depending on the school and where/how the visa application is being processed. If anyone here recently applied for a D-4 from the U.S. and had the same requirement, please share which bank and document you used! 🙏

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