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by sah10406 » Thu Jun 15, 2017 10:23 am
The immigration rules are clear that you can show funds held in a legal guardian's name. You must also provide a court document showing they have been appointed as your legal guardian, and a declaration from them that the money is for your tuition fees and/or living costs.
It may be easier for your legal guardian to transfer the money to you upfront, and you can then show it in your own name, confirming that it is for your tuition fees and/or living costs.
See immigration rule 1B(a)(iii)(1):
(iii) The statements must clearly show:
(1) the name of:
_i. the applicant,
_ii the applicant’s parent(s) or legal guardian’s name, if the applicant is applying as Tier 4 Migrant,
_iii. the name of the Relevant Points-Based System Migrant, if the applicant is applying as a Partner or Child of a Relevant Points-Based System Migrant, or
_iv. the name of the applicant’s other parent who is legally present in the UK, if the applicant is applying as a Child of a Relevant Points-Based System Migrant,
I do not give immigration advice. I refer you to Immigration Rules, guidance, other online content and to your sponsor.