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Address doesn’t plays important role to get visa ,you need to have a valid passport.for more details please go through below mentioned requirements;The following documents are required for any short term Schengen visa application:Only completely filled and signed application formIf children are listed in a parents' passport and applying for a Schengen visa, a separate application form with photo and birth certificate are required for each childFor Germany, declaration of genuineness of documents submittedFor Denmark and Iceland, supplementary information formTwo passport sized photographsValid national passport and one copyProof of compliant travel medical insuranceProof of sufficient financial meansActual level of means of subsistence should be proportional to the length and purpose of the stay and to the cost of living in the Schengen country or countries to be visited. Many Schengen countries have established reference amounts for this purpose.Cash in convertible currency, travelers checks, check books for a foreign currency account, credit cards or other means that guarantees funds in hard currency may be accepted as means of subsistence.FeesFor minor child,A birth certificate of the childApplication form must be signed by both parentsFamily court order if only one parent has full custodyIf a child is traveling alone, a notarized parental authorization, signed by both parents or guardian.If a non-US citizen is applying from the U.S., original valid U.S. alien registration card or valid U.S. visa (type A, B, E, F, G, H, I, J, L, O, R) and one copy.Holders of B1/B2 visa, re-entry permit or a refugee travel document can't apply for a long-term visa.B1/B2 visa holders in the U.S. applying for a short stay visa are subject to a heavier and longer procedure.If your U.S. Resident Alien Card/U.S. visa has expired, a Schengen visa can't be issued until you renew it first.Supporting documents regarding means of transport and return, such as an airline return ticket, money for petrol (called gas in U.S.) or car rental.Consular officer may also optionally ask for following documents:Proof of social ties with the home countryProof of the professional status of the applicant (work contract, attestation of leave etc.)Additional DocumentsThe following additional documents are required depending upon the type of Schengen visa applied for.Note: In individual cases, you may be required to provide additional documents. It is possible that the consular officer may exempt the applicant from submitting all or part of the required documents if he/she is convinced that the applicant is acting in good faith and enough information is provided to ascertain that fact.Airport transit visaA valid visa for the country of final destination (if required) and one copyConfirmed airline ticket to final destination and one copyTransit visaA valid visa for the country of final destination (if required) and one copyConfirmed airline ticket to final destination and one copyTourist purposes or visiting relatives/friendsYour current bank statement and one copyIf you don't have a bank account or the balance is not enough to take care of your expenses, you must ask your friends/relatives to sign an "official affidavit of support", available at the local Alien's office in their place of residence. You must bring the original of this affidavit when applying for your visa.Letter from the applicant, explaining the purpose of stay on letterhead with complete personal addressOnly for first time travelers:Income tax returns for the last 3 yearsAppointment letterProof of legal entity of the companyReference letter from your employerIf you own a business and can't provide an employment letter, include your business registration, tax returns and latest bank statement.Airline reservation and one copySpecific documentsVisiting relatives/friendsIf self-paying, a proof of financial status or if relative/friend is paying, a formal obligation (called "Verpflichtungserklärung" in German), by a resident of Schengen country, issued by the competent Alien's Authority thereInvitation from your relatives/friends in Schengen countryIf you are paying yourself, provide your relative/friend's name, address and a copy of his/her passport. Also provide a copy of the residence permit if your relative/friend is not a citizen of the Schengen country.Embassy/consulate shall afford "every facility for obtaining any necessary visas" to persons who don't have the nationality of a Schengen Country, but who have a family member, living in a Schengen country, who has such nationality.Tourist purposes (without visit to relatives/friends)Proof of financial statusA detailed itinerary with hotel bookings or an invitation letter by a resident of Schengen countryAdditional documents such as salary slips (pay stubs), correspondence, company memorandum, partnership deeds, ownership records etc. may be required.Business tripCover letter explaining purpose of the visit in detailsCompany/organization's brief profileMemorandum and Article of Association in original certified copy (registered with Joint Stock Companies)/Trade License (first issue and present renewal)/Proprietorship/Partnership documentsCurrent bank statement and one copy (should bear name and designation of the officer who signed the statement) - originalEmployment letter stating the applicant's designation and the exact purpose of travel, including an itinerary within the Schengen countries;A letter of invitation from the business partner in a particular Schengen country, which should also be faxed to the consulateThis letter should be an invitation to attend meetings, conferences or events connected with trade, industry or workStatement must be made either in the employment letter or invitation letter from the business partner in a particular Schengen country regarding who will bear all the accumulating expenses while the applicant's stay in Schengen territoryIf attending, entry tickets for fairs and congressesOther documents that show the existence of trade relations or relations for work purposes between two companiesCorrespondence with the company(s)/organization(s)/institution(s) in the Schengen zone; previous records (if any)Proof of hotel reservation and airline reservation and one copyLetters of Credit(L/c)/Import, Export Bill (if any) certified copyValid Certificate of Membership with local Chamber of Commerce/Trade Associations(if any)Certificate from the bank in respect of your authority to operate the company bank account(s), if applicableOnly for first time travelers:Income tax returns for last 3 yearsAppointment letterProof of legal entity of the companyAdditional documents such as salary slips (pay stubs), correspondence, company memorandum, partnership deeds, ownership records etc. may be required.TrainingStudent cards or certificates for the courses attendedA certificate of enrollment at a teaching institute for the purposes of attending vocational or theoretical course in the framework of basic and further trainingOther - Short TermTrips for scientific, sport, cultural, political or religious events or other reasons:InvitationsEntry ticketsEnrollments or programs stating wherever possible the name of the organization and the length of stayAny other adequate document indicating the purpose of the visit such as a summons, a medical appointment or the proof of an organized tripStudyInstead of one application form mentioned in the general requirements above, two application forms are requiredLetter of acceptance of a Schengen university/language school/college and one copyEvidence that you have sufficient funds to support yourself while living in Schengen territory and one copyIn individual cases, you may be required to provide additional documents.EmploymentInstead of one application form mentioned in the general requirements above, two application forms are requiredEmployment contract or letter of intent from your future employer in Schengen territory and one copyIf applying from U.S., U.S. police certificate of good conduct (available from your local police precinct) and one copyIn individual cases, you may be required to provide additional documents.Permanent residence with Schengen spouseInstead of one application form mentioned in the general requirements above, two application forms are requiredOriginal or certified copy of marriage certificate including ApostleOriginal or certified copy of passport of spouse holding either a Schengen country specific or EU passport or a residence permit for a particular Schengen countryIn individual cases, you may be required to provide additional documents.

I have a deposit bank account with both Citibank and HSBC bank in the Philippines and to be honest, opening a bank account with them is a quite simple and quick process. Thanks to online application facility, you don’t even have to leave the comfort of your own home to open a bank with any of the leading banks in the Philippines. The procedure for opening a bank account with Citibank and HSBC is quite similar. Here’s how to open a bank account online in the Philippines:-· Visit the bank’s official website.· Once the homepage is displayed, select the “banking” option.· Various types of bank account will be displayed, choose the type of account you wish to open.· Click on “open a bank account”.· Once the online application form is displayed, enter details such as your name, mobile number, city, profession and annual income.If you have any doubts regarding the application procedure, you can always call up the bank’s helpline number, which is readily available on the website.Documents required:-· Documents that prove your address such as a rental contract or several recent utility bills. For e.g. National Identity Card (Unified Multi-Purpose National ID), Passport or Current Driver’s Licence.· Bank statement showing full name and current residential address.· Passport-sized photographs.· And if you are a foreign national, Proof of your right to be in the Philippines - usually an ACR (Alien Certificate of Registration) Card. Some banks also accept the Immigrant Certificate of Registration.· Photo ID like your national identity card or passport.

I don’t have any hard statistics but I dug up this.FEDERALA relatively large contract with the NRA was from 2010 to 2014, when the Department of Homeland Security paid about $150,000 to the NRA for firing range usage. USAspending.govAlso in 2014, the Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Inspection Service paid $3,238 to sponsor firearms training. I had no idea these guys were armed, but hey, you learn something new every day. USAspending.govI guess that the 2014 training wasn’t enough. In 2015, the same USDA agency bought $12,846 of firearm training courses from the NRA. Seriously, are these training classes for USDA people that are out in the wilderness and need to keep a wild animal at bay, or is it because our egg inspectors pack heat? USAspending.govThe NRA received a $40,000 ten year grant from the Fish and Wildlife Service in 2009 “ To provide technical and financial assistance to identify, protect, conserve, manage, enhance or restore habitat or species on both public and proviate lands. “ USAspending.govI don’t know if the NRA uses some other entity with a different name to contract with the federal government.STATE AND LOCALThe NRA has a whole unit dedicated to training law enforcement officers (LEOs). The classes are available only for LEOs and certain security guards who meet qualifications. The classes are 44 hours and take a week, and you must bring your police issued firearm. You have to be in at least your third year on the police force. The NRA says on its website: “These schools are for law enforcement personnel ONLY. Only law enforcement duty-type firearms and equipment are acceptable. DO NOT BRING competition guns or equipment.”The cost of the class is $645 per person. So I would imagine that these classes are paid for my the police departments. Looking at the website, there are about 25 of the classes per month, held in various locations around the country. I don’t know how many police officers (versus security guards) attend each, but 10 LEOs at each that were funded by their department would result in about $2 million in revenue per year from local governments. But I don’t know if these classes are 10 people or 50 people.According to the application form, you just make checks payable to “NRA”, not some other organization, so presumably, “NRA” or “National Rifle Association” would be how this would show up in government expenditures.Law Enforcement Training (NRA website)There’s other going to be other weird stuff, thanks to ever expanding government.Dauphin County, Pennsylvania awarded the NRA $75,000 in tourism grants in 2016. Dauphin is where Hershey and Harrisburg are. I don’t know if this was for some museum or what. I know from previous readings that Harrisburg, PA was a little crazy trying to promote tourism, and bough Wyatt Earp’s gun to have in a museum, and they spent all this money on some museum and then the town couldn’t pay its pensions. http://www.dauphincounty.org/document_center/Commissioners/Meeting%20Minutes/2016/December/LM%2012%2014%202016%20-%20minutes.pdfThe NRA also often receives free rent on the convention center where it hosts its annual convention. This isn’t unique to the NRA; many times cities give free or reduced rent or other subsidies to attract a convention or sports teams, under the theory that it’ll get the money back through hotel taxes when visitors stay there. In 2010, Charlotte, NC waived the $150,000 rental fee and also paid the NRA $15,000 for incidental expenses. Dallas also has waived rent for the NRA for its annual convention. The NRA is the 112th largest trade show in the country (by square feet used). However, these subsidies simply reduce what the NRA would have to spend, they don’t increase NRA revenues (although they of course make the NRA have higher profits, or since the NRA is a nonprofit, to have more money left at the end of the year).Cities beset by gun violence use subsidies to woo NRAFOREIGN GOVERNMENTSGun maker FN America LLC donates money to the National Rifle Association. FN is the owner of Winchester and a sister company of Browning. The parent company of FN America LLC is Fabrique Nationale de Herstal of Herstal, Belgium. The parent company of Fabrique Nationale is Herstal SA (The Herstal Group), a Belgian company that is 100% owned by the government of Walloonia (the southern, French speaking part of Belgium; the northern region is Dutch speaking and known as Flanders). Therefore, Herstal’s donations to the NRA could ultimately be seen by some as coming from a foreign government, except that FN America LLC is profitable, and can easily justify donations to the NRA as a cost of doing business.https://fnamerica.com/press-releases/pr-160517/So it’s a real stretch to say that the Walloon government funds the NRA, but I guess if Winchester had a bad (unprofitable year) but continued to fund the NRA and received an injection of cash from the parent, you could make that argument.ConclusionThere’s probably more, I just couldn’t uncover it. However, it’s probably under 10%, but I just don’t really know how popular the LEO training courses are and exactly how they are funded. I imagine there are more silly grants like the one from Dauphin County as well, tucked away in various budgets around the country. There are 3,000+ counties in the United States and no easy way to search all of them.I think I got the federal grants all included, unless there’s an affiliated organization that is used that is not named the “National Rifle Association” or “NRA”. I don’t know of any such entity, though. I’m kind of surprised there isn’t more, or if it gets buried somewhere. The NRA training courses are for LEOs and active duty military (with some security guards), but the only things in USA Spending were for DHS and USDA. You think there’d be more than just those two agencies, as a lot of agencies have officials that carry firearms. I guess they have their own facilities and training regimens?