Review the instructions for your e-Filed form to determine what supporting documentation is required. Gather your supporting documentation for your e-Filed application. Originals and copies. In almost all cases, submit a photocopy of your supporting document to USCIS.
A credit score of about 620 or higher is needed to lease a car, according to Lease Guide. Those with lower credit scores have difficulty finding a bank to give them a lease or have extremely high interest rates. Generally, higher scores lead to lower interest rates. Continue Reading.
Leasing requires a good credit history just like a loan. Anyone leasing a car must have a good credit score, a good steady job, and no excessive debt. These requirements may be difficult or impossible to meet for someone just turning 18 years old and just beginning to build their credit and income. Getting someone to co-sign on the lease may be the solution in this case.