Thank you so much.Hey @pino1130,
Sorry I have missed to see your question...thanks for your personal message
The FD proof alone is enough for showing the POF and it is a valid way to show it. They wouldn't bother about how much amount you have in your salary account as you are showing the FD proof. I'm not sure how the bank prints the letter for FD proof but yeah it should work..
Your second and third points are a bit confusing.. if your FD is about to mature next month, how are you going to show it as a proof? And usually if the bank doesn't write that line it's okay because FD's start and end dates will be mentioned in the letter...that's enough (my guess)...
So what I think is that, your FD is going to mature anyway...and will be back to your savings account... so give out that amount which you said to your parents.. remaining will anyway meet the minimum requirement..so you will be showing your savings account balance for POF.. All you have to do is mention this in a Letter of explanation... like your source of income was your own FD, you liquidated it/it got matured (attach the proof).. the outflow of cash was to gift your parents to meet personal expenses (maybe better explanation would be required/gift deed).
Hope this helps.. if not let's research for more options.. I'll be happy to help...
You clearly have your own funds...CIC just needs to know that...so only paperwork...
My 3rd question means my FD is going to mature next month and I will liquidate 60% of it into cash and give my parents. 40% of it I will continue to deposit as FD and will provide this FD to CiC. So the letter will show I have the original fund for the past 12 months and the new funds (40% of the original one) with new maturity date. Is it ok?