Notarizing gift deed

[Evernabin]

I googled it and found a format that fit my situation. I suggest you do that too.

I have written a LOE as under, will it suffice??

Dear Sir/ Madam,
As per the requirement of OINP, I have demonstrated cash balance available in my savings account XXXXXX maintained at XXXX as the proof of settlement fund and I am writing this letter to explain the deposit transaction of Rs.XXX- dated 23.02.2016 in my account statement.

My father, XXX gifted me Rs. XXX through Cheque No. 12345 dated 22.02.2016 drawn on XXX bank and it was transferred to my account on 23.02.2016. The gift was made out of his personal savings and substantiated by a Gift Deed which I have presented along with this letter. The Further, my father made the gift purely due to love and affection towards me. He doesn’t expect this money back and I am entitled to use the fund as per my wish.

Sincerely,


PLEASE ADVISE.

 

[JoacRy]

I have written a LOE as under, will it suffice??

Dear Sir/ Madam,
As per the requirement of OINP, I have demonstrated cash balance available in my savings account XXXXXX maintained at XXXX as the proof of settlement fund and I am writing this letter to explain the deposit transaction of Rs.XXX- dated 23.02.2016 in my account statement.

My father, XXX gifted me Rs. XXX through Cheque No. 12345 dated 22.02.2016 drawn on XXX bank and it was transferred to my account on 23.02.2016. The gift was made out of his personal savings and substantiated by a Gift Deed which I have presented along with this letter. The Further, my father made the gift purely due to love and affection towards me. He doesn’t expect this money back and I am entitled to use the fund as per my wish (instead of 'as per my wish' write 'for the purposes of settlement in Canada' .

Sincerely,

Then have your father sign the Deed (as Donor), you sign (as Donee), also co-signed by 2 independent witnesses.


PLEASE ADVISE.

 

[Evernabin]

Thank you.

 

[hari_1326]

A signed declaration would suffice along with proof of funds transfer. IRCC doesn't ask for donor's source of funds.

you are a rock star Asivad Anac - I followed your posts while putting together my application. I received PPR this morning thanks to this forum and other contributing members like yourself

 

[hari_1326]

guys received my PPR - wooooohooooooooooo

Special shout out to @Asivad Anac for his detailed posts on gift deed. I followed it to the dot and it worked out fine for me.

Please refer to POF threads on this forum. Use the search tab. God bless you all.

 

[Fouzia Mosharraf]

I have written a LOE as under, will it suffice??

Dear Sir/ Madam,
As per the requirement of OINP, I have demonstrated cash balance available in my savings account XXXXXX maintained at XXXX as the proof of settlement fund and I am writing this letter to explain the deposit transaction of Rs.XXX- dated 23.02.2016 in my account statement.

My father, XXX gifted me Rs. XXX through Cheque No. 12345 dated 22.02.2016 drawn on XXX bank and it was transferred to my account on 23.02.2016. The gift was made out of his personal savings and substantiated by a Gift Deed which I have presented along with this letter. The Further, my father made the gift purely due to love and affection towards me. He doesn’t expect this money back and I am entitled to use the fund as per my wish.

Sincerely,


PLEASE ADVISE.

In case fund id from father...Shouldn't the gift deed be from father to daughter? Or daughter can state the fift deed and take father's signature?

 

[gulruyetkin]

Hello,

I also have a question. I have stated in my application that I my settlement funds will be 27.000 CAD. Since I do not have that money I will get the total amount of 27.000 CAD as a gift deed from my parents. Now my question is will it be a problem to get all of your settlement funds from someone else? Is there anyone who is/was in the same situation with me?

If not what would you suggest me to do to support my situation. For example, I can show all the wealth and assets that my parents have, I also own some assets but mine are not quick assets whereas some of my parents' are quick assets (in money form).

I would like to get your help.

Best,
Gülru

 

[md_uddin]

Hello,

I also have a question. I have stated in my application that I my settlement funds will be 27.000 CAD. Since I do not have that money I will get the total amount of 27.000 CAD as a gift deed from my parents. Now my question is will it be a problem to get all of your settlement funds from someone else? Is there anyone who is/was in the same situation with me?

If not what would you suggest me to do to support my situation. For example, I can show all the wealth and assets that my parents have, I also own some assets but mine are not quick assets whereas some of my parents' are quick assets (in money form).

I would like to get your help.

Best,
Gülru

All you need to give a gift deed from your parents and write LOE to VO explaining for where you got the fund. Funds received from someone else beside parents won't be accepted. You don't have to show your parents assets.

 

[md_uddin]

In case fund id from father...Shouldn't the gift deed be from father to daughter? Or daughter can state the fift deed and take father's signature?

Father to daughter... and LOE from daughter

 

[moonarch]

Yes. Anything that proves the credit into your account and debit from their account.

Dear Asivad
I am gonna sale my gold to my brothers...do i need sale aggreement between 2 parties...or any other legal document mentioning to a source of fund in my account...do i also need to attach a scan copy of cheques that i received on behalf of gold from my brothers?? also if i sale gold to my brother would that be any issue??

 

[gulruyetkin]

All you need to give a gift deed from your parents and write LOE to VO explaining for where you got the fund. Funds received from someone else beside parents won't be accepted. You don't have to show your parents assets.

Thanks for the help but I could not get the "LOE to VO" part. I know what LOE means Letter of Explanation but what is a VO?
And if I do the things you have listed above does it mean that I dont need to get the gift deed notarized?

 

[md_uddin]

Thanks for the help but I could not get the "LOE to VO" part. I know what LOE means Letter of Explanation but what is a VO?
And if I do the things you have listed above does it mean that I dont need to get the gift deed notarized?

VO means visa officer or CO case officer. Some says to get it notarized, some says not to. As i am in sydney, i would have definitely get a satuotory declaration which is the same as getting notirized. I would suggest to get it notarized. Thing is there are no set rules. Few did it & few didnt. No harm, if you can, it ll make your docs stronger and more supportive.

 

[gulruyetkin]

VO means visa officer or CO case officer. Some says to get it notarized, some says not to. As i am in sydney, i would have definitely get a satuotory declaration which is the same as getting notirized. I would suggest to get it notarized. Thing is there are no set rules. Few did it & few didnt. No harm, if you can, it ll make your docs stronger and more supportive.

Thanks a lot for your help!

 

[degm]

All you need to give a gift deed from your parents and write LOE to VO explaining for where you got the fund. Funds received from someone else beside parents won't be accepted. You don't have to show your parents assets.

Hi! From where did you hear that funds received from someone else besides parents won´t be accepted? I´ve read of several cases where funds transferred from spouses or siblings were accepted. Thanks!

 

[md_uddin]

Hi! From where did you hear that funds received from someone else besides parents won´t be accepted? I´ve read of several cases where funds transferred from spouses or siblings were accepted. Thanks!

Someone else means relatives, friends etc. obviously fund from spouse's is highly acceptable.