Proof of funds + gift deeds UAE

[Darksith79]

Greetings,
I am currently in the pre-application process and preparing the various documents, however I had a couple questions with regards to the proof of funds :
1- when la submitting a POF from uae, is it acceptable to show the amount in AED? I can mention in the LOE the exchange rate for that day, will that help?
2- A friend will gift me around 40%of the amount required, I can have the total amount in a couple months, but prefer not to waste time, would that pose any problem? If not what is required from the UAE? A legalized and notarized deed along with a copy of the chèque?

Thanks in advance for your help!

 

[Darksith79]

Anyone?

 

[Darksith79]

Guys, I would really appreciate some help!!

 

[keeratsingh]

Greetings,
I am currently in the pre-application process and preparing the various documents, however I had a couple questions with regards to the proof of funds :
1- when la submitting a POF from uae, is it acceptable to show the amount in AED? I can mention in the LOE the exchange rate for that day, will that help?
2- A friend will gift me around 40%of the amount required, I can have the total amount in a couple months, but prefer not to waste time, would that pose any problem? If not what is required from the UAE? A legalized and notarized deed along with a copy of the chèque?

Thanks in advance for your help!

I can answer this only partially....for your first question, yes it is acceptable to show the amount in AED. Also there is no need to explain the exchange rate in LOE. Generally all banks would generate these letters in their native currency only. CIC does not warrant that you must submit POF in CAD.
For the second question please wait for some other member to respond.

 

[bimale4bipeople]

Greetings,
I am currently in the pre-application process and preparing the various documents, however I had a couple questions with regards to the proof of funds :
1- when la submitting a POF from uae, is it acceptable to show the amount in AED? I can mention in the LOE the exchange rate for that day, will that help?
2- A friend will gift me around 40%of the amount required, I can have the total amount in a couple months, but prefer not to waste time, would that pose any problem? If not what is required from the UAE? A legalized and notarized deed along with a copy of the chèque?

Thanks in advance for your help!

I will suggest you go with what @keeratsingh mentioned for point#1. Please keep the account statements handy(signed and stamped from the bank) as well...

Point# 2 Check this link out

 

[bimale4bipeople]

Hi @Darksith79 ,

Did you get any solution for the above query? I am in the same situation.

Hey Prachi hope our replies help ? Let us know if you require some additional info

 

[bimale4bipeople]

@bimale4bipeople ,

I have the below concern.

My father is transferring the amount in my account here in UAE as he is also in UAE and we hold accounts in Dubai's local banks. How to get the gift deed notarized?

I checked through IVS global they are providing the service of attesting the gift deed but my confusion is that is it applicable to Indians who have their funds transferred in their home country accounts or people residing in UAE with having their accounts here can also avail this service and will it be acceptable by IRCC?

Regards,
Prachi

I don’t think you need to notarize gift deed...

please check this thread https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/gift-deed-notarized.524279/

 

[div velu]

@bimale4bipeople ,

I have the below concern.

My father is transferring the amount in my account here in UAE as he is also in UAE and we hold accounts in Dubai's local banks. How to get the gift deed notarized?

I checked through IVS global they are providing the service of attesting the gift deed but my confusion is that is it applicable to Indians who have their funds transferred in their home country accounts or people residing in UAE with having their accounts here can also avail this service and will it be acceptable by IRCC?

Regards,
Prachi

Hi
it is important to have it notarized . just draft an affidavit in an A4 paper and have it notarized from a lawyer in UAE. There are lawyers who do this notary work. it costed me around 1200 INR in kuwait.not sure how much they charge in the UAE. Make sure to mention the amount gifted by your dad, his a/c number and your a/c number. you can supplement this affidavit with your bank statement and highlight the transfers in the statement while submitting PR application. Mention about this in your LOE . you can find the gift deed / affidavit formats in the forum.

thanks .

 

[div velu]

I checked with the law firms here...they are asking for a hefty amount of Aed 1000-1500.

woah ! are u sure?? or may be get it notarized from India. 1000 INR.

 

[bimale4bipeople]

Yes, I am sure....they even requested for the letter to be translated in Arabic...but why do i need to do that as this letter is issued for the purpose of Canada govt.

Prachi, since you and your parents are all living in UAE and having UAE bank account, it can be easily shown by providing a standard letter which you both can sign off and also attach copies of each other's bank statement(signed and stamped from the bank) showing the transfer of funds.
You can in addition include your passport copy(front and back) along with your fathers passport copy.

All this will help the case officer to know that it is a genuine transfer of funds between family members, and the funds are for your use at any point of time.

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/proof-of-funds-format-of-gift-deed-affidavit-and-loe.487054/

 

[sam3218]

I checked with the law firms here...they are asking for a hefty amount of Aed 1000-1500.

I know right. It's a freakshow out here. One lawyer quoted me AED 5,000 For just a simple notarization

 

[bimale4bipeople]

I know right. It's a freakshow out here. One lawyer quoted me AED 5,000 For just a simple notarization

What a loot man...

 

[sam3218]

Contact Majid Al Jalaf legal consultants, they quoted me AED 500 for each page.

 

[sam3218]

@Prachi8599 I'm in contact with another lawyer as I write this. I'll let you know what price they quote. I'm sure it's going to be much less.

 

[bimale4bipeople]

@bimale4bipeople ,

Thanks buddy, I'll proceed with the above suggestion

And from the money that you will save... please enjoy a nice dinner with family @Absolute BBQ on Sheikh Zayed Rd and Kulfi @Kulfilucious in Karama