I had enough funds. Just didn't manage my account properly. I realized my mistake on the very last day. On 90th day, post-ITA, precisely, lol.
Yes. Gift deed is an alternative to have funds in your account for a duration of 6 months.
I think FD will do the trick. I recall reading that you need to maintain the minimum balance in your account for 3 months. But I'm not sure. I would say, maintain it for at least 6 month to be on the safe side.
So are you suggesting that even if its a gift..that amount should be there for 6 months..as i can't travel to past time..you suggesting to maintain funds from now to further 6 months i.e till nov 2018 and then apply for EE?
In my case, funds were more than enough, but I didn't arrange a proper proof of those funds in time.I actually didn't know that proof of funds was also required.
I don't know for sure. May be you do need that gift in your account for 6 months. One of my friends sold her assets and kept the money in bank account for 6 months. Another borrowed money and kept it in the account for a whole year. I wish I had known these things at least a few days before the last date of submission.
What do you mean by maintaining the balance required for immigration? Of the required 19k I have around 16k of that saved as FDR in my name. The rest I will just show in my savings account. Do we also have to show extra money for post immigration fees?That's great. I would say, first of all, start contacting the employers/colleagues for reference letters, get the salary slips, tax returns, employment contracts sorted out, then medical, and last but not the least, get the proof of funds a week before submitting the applications. Also keep developing a good letter of explanation in case you cannot get experience letters in the format that CIC recommends. Two of my employers refused to issue experience letter in that format.
Start asap. and hey, have you been maintaining the balance required for immigration in your account for the past 4-5 months? I hope so..You don't wanna end up in the pool again like me
I think so. I read horror stories of PR rejection on this forum. One guy had just the required funds but his application got rejected because of some calculations that the visa officer did. So just to be on the safe side, total balance of both of you accounts should be a little more than what's required by CIC. If you need to show 19k, show them at least 21k. Exchange rate is also a big factor, that should be taken in account while doing all these calculation.
We need to verify this. Will let you know when I find some substantial piece of info.
You just summed up my situation too. The only difference is i am still stuck in this situation.
I hope i get out soon.
