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Financial documents Showing that you have sufficient funds available. These must clearly show that you have access to the funds, such as:
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You are being asked for financial documents for several different reasons.
Since your father is paying for everything, only the first two points can be supported by financial documents. You need to make clear that he can afford to give you the money, as a gift and not as an investment.
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Per the comment from pnuts (to whom thanks), there's little to be done except signpost you to the Supporting Documents Guide, which says...
...the emphasis being on the phrase "clearly show that you have access" (see My application was refused due to 'lack of evidence of funds', are there hidden requirements for UK visa applications? for why).
As you are being sponsored by your father, there is a slight possibility to strengthen your application by including evidence of his previous sponsorship, especially if your father has contributed to the costs of your education. This could help to show the strength of family ties. If he has previously sponsored siblings, this could also be helpful. Evidence would take the form of bank statements that contain wire transfers or similar remittances. Note that this is a totally optional step that may give a slight advantage; if you decide to include it, be sure to segregate it in your evidence and to conspicuously label it as "evidence of previous sponsorship" so that it is not confounded with your father's current financial standing.