Net worth certificate for visa applications (US B1/B2, UK visitor, Schengen, Canada, Australia, NZ). CA-signed, formatted to the consulate checklist, with a UDIN the visa officer can verify.
A Schengen application is judged on two things: whether you can fund the trip, and whether you will come back. The consulate checklist itself typically names bank statements, income tax returns and salary or business proof rather than a net worth certificate — the certificate is supporting evidence. It earns its place where a bank balance understates you, because property, fixed deposits, mutual funds and business interests never show up on a six-month statement. One CA-attested page puts all of it in front of the visa officer at once.
There is no single Schengen-wide figure. Each member state sets and publishes its own reference amount for means of subsistence per day of stay, so the threshold for Germany is not the threshold for France or Spain. Check the amount published by the state you are applying to — normally the country of your main destination, or of first entry where the trip is evenly split.
The certificate is issued on the Chartered Accountant's letterhead and carries a UDIN — ICAI requires one on every certificate a practising CA signs, and it can be verified by anyone on the ICAI portal at udin.icai.org. It states your name, PAN and address, the date of issue, an itemised list of assets at market value, a list of liabilities, and the net worth that follows from them, under the CA's signature, membership number and seal.
We issue with six to twelve months' validity, but some consulates will only consider financial documents dated within the last three months. If your appointment is already booked, have it issued close to that date rather than well in advance.
Figures on the certificate have to agree with the documents behind them. A certificate showing a net worth that your statements and returns do not support is the most common reason a financial document gets challenged.
Twenty-four to seventy-two hours once the documents are complete; longer only where a property valuation has to be arranged. **See packages and pricing** — from ₹3,999, CA-signed with UDIN, in the format consulates expect. Applying to more than one country, or travelling as a family? The same certificate serves every application inside its validity period.
Pick the speed and depth that matches your need. Same quality, same CA team — only the timeline changes.
Timeline: 24 to 72 hours
Timeline: 24 to 72 hours
Timeline: 5–7 days
Government fee — paid by you at actuals
None. A net worth certificate carries no government or statutory fee — it is issued by a practising Chartered Accountant under ICAI guidance and carries a UDIN, so the entire cost is the professional fee above. Any provider adding a "government fee" to a net worth certificate is padding the quote.
Every price above is a professional fee, excluding GST and government charges. 50% on delivery.
All fees and charges listed are indicative only and do not constitute a binding offer. Final amounts may vary depending on the volume of work and the complexity involved.
PAN, Aadhaar, passport, bank statements (6 months), property, FDs, demat, IT returns (3 years), 26AS.
CA verifies all assets, ITRs, 26AS. Property valuation if needed. Format per embassy requirements.
CA-signed certificate in embassy-accepted format, with UDIN. Includes cover letter if required.
Tell us your requirement, a CA will call you in 30 minutes.
Each embassy (US, UK, Schengen, Canada, Australia) has specific format requirements. We follow them strictly to avoid rejection.
Most embassies ask for ITR (last 3 years) + 26AS to verify declared income. We include this in the verification.
For property, market value + ready-reckoner rate is considered. Embassy may ask for valuation report.
Embassies reject unsigned or non-CA-signed certificates. UDIN (Unique Document Identification Number) on the certificate is mandatory for ICAI compliance.
