u/Dear-Intention-4453

I have already reviewed the financial solvency requirements and the residency process through the wiki, but I still have a question regarding documentation.

I am planning to apply for Mexican residency through financial solvency at the Mexican consulate in Vancouver, BC, Canada, before going to INM in Mexico.

Most of my funds are in an IBKR investment account, along with NEO Bank and EQ Bank accounts. The issue is that these institutions are primarily online-based:

• IBKR does not issue paper statements with wet signatures/stamps
• NEO and EQ Bank do not have physical branches

For those who successfully applied using online banks or brokerage accounts, how did you handle the requirement for signed/stamped financial statements?

Did notarized statements work for you, or did the consulate require original bank-issued stamps/signatures?

I am planning to apply for PR through INM in Mexico, and I will first need to obtain a visa in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

For proof of funds, I use an IBKR account, but they do not provide paper statements and they do not have local branches where I can get the statements stamped or signed. I also use NEO Bank and EQ Bank accounts, which are online banks without physical branches.

My question is: how can I obtain a wet signature or official stamp for the financial solvency documents? Would a notarized certification of the bank statements satisfy the requirements?