How can I use online money transfer service statements as proof for source of funds for EB-5?

The central issue is whether you obtained the funds legally.

Once needs to show logically that this is all lawfully earned. Online money transfer service statements are good proof for source of funds, but we would advise a more comprehensive approach to explain your income. You can even use a declaration explaining how you earned the money, but it is also very helpful to include tax returns.

Yes, you can use the money in the your Neteller online account for EB-5 investment. The records for forex exchange transactions are actually the best records you would have in your possession. Also, you will be asked about how you made the money for the forex trading and that the money was earned from legal source(s).

In addition to monthly statements of trading transactions, you will also need to demonstrate how you originally obtained the initial funds to start the online account.

If your monthly statements show you have earned over $500,000, you should be fine. You may need to show where you obtained the original monies put into the account as well.

You need to trace funds back fairly far. How did the money get into the account? How did it leave? All of these things can be requested by USCIS. Sometimes, what the intended source of funds would be is not the best source of funds because of the ability to prove it with documentation.

I believe it could be acceptable as long as you could make a clarifying statement, preferably in affidavit form, that explains to the USCIS examiner the process that allowed you to save more than $500,000 on your online account through your forex trading as you source of funds. But given the fact that the average USCIS examiner will not be familiar with same and might have a hard time deciphering the documents, it is better to lay out your explanation very clearly and reference exhibits that would establish the source of funds.

You can use the funds from your forex account, but you will need to provide documents demonstrating how you lawfully earned the funds originally deposited into the account.

You will have to source both the income you generated to the Forex account as well as the initial Forex investment funds. As for investment accounts, it is best to secure all of your statements, records of transactions, etc.

Not enough. You would have to show how you obtained the initial money to start the account, then the rest should work. You must trace the funds from start to finish.

There is no way to be 100 percent certain USCIS would accept this evidence, but I cannot think of any reason to reject that evidence.