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Well, if it's your funds, a copy of your bank statement with sensitive information blacked out (like your account number) will usually suffice. If your funds are from a third party, then you'd need a letter from that party outlining what they are providing you with, and if they have no official standing (like a bank), from where they have the ability to offer those funds. If it's from a bank it will usually be in the form of a pre-approval letter for up to $X amount of dollars. 

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