Proof of fund-PNC bank and stock

[ahmedk311]

Hi everyone,

I have received my ITA on 20th August. All my available money is in PNC Bank, USA and in stock.
The PNC Bank doesn't provide all the information on their proof of fund letter as required.
What missing in their letter are:
- address, telephone, and email of the bank (they only can put a stamp which has the bank address and phone number)
- 6-month average balance

How will I deal with this case? Is there anyone faced the same problem and eventually landed in Canada?

I would also like to know how to show documents for stock bought via the "Robinhood" if stocks are considered as the fund.

Thanks in advance

 

[uppperkut]

1. Don't think it's a big deal but Ask if they have other types of documents. My bank had account number and balance confirmation letters which showed my branch name and address.

2. 6 months bank statement works instead of the average balance. That's what I submitted.

AFAIK, liquid cash is what they consider.

 

[ahmedk311]

1. Don't think it's a big deal but Ask if they have other types of documents. My bank had account balance and balance confirmation letters which showed my branch name and address.

2. 6 months bank statement works instead of the average balance. That's what I submitted.

AFAIK, liquid cash is what they consider.

Thanks. the letter they issued has the account name, number, date opened and balance.

 

[uppperkut]

Thanks. the letter they issued has the account name, number, date opened and balance.

I find it crazy that a reputable financial institution doesn't have a proper letterhead. Try asking for other types of documents that you could attach with your application. I don't think they would ever call your bank to verify (and the bank won't let them), but the documents need to look legit lol.

 

[ahmedk311]

I find it crazy that a reputable financial institution doesn't have a proper letterhead. Try asking for other types of documents that you could attach with your application. I don't think they would ever call your bank to verify (and the bank won't let them), but the documents need to look legit lol.

I found it surprising too. Anyone could type those information and replicate the exact letter