Proof of funds SINP
- Thread starter Hareem1234
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SINP requires three months old funds prior to submission of application after receiving an ITA. After ITA you just have 60 days to submit your application. Therefore, you must have sufficient funds in your account one month prior to receiving an ITA from Saskatchewan. No other solution for funds. Saskatchewan is very strict with proof of funds.
Thanks for your reply qaziarslantariq....what if i collect the funds within a week.... because the next draw will be in november i guess... and my husband scores 63 i am hoping that we will get ITA hope the points drop down this time inshaAllah... so we will still have 60 days to apply after ITA... will the funds get matured? And can we show gift deed from parents as a proof of fund?
Can u give me ur number so i can take guidance from you about all the SINP process ?
Funds will get matured only if you get required funds today and you receive an invitation after one month from today.
My number is 00923325671929
Thanks for ur genuine reply and your help one more thing can i ask ? r u a inmigration consultant? Or u live in saskatchewan?
Neither i am a consultant nor I live in Saskatchewan. My friend got nomination from Saskatchewan and he has guided me on all application system.
Ok thanks please guide me too.. i will contact you soon inshaAllah thanks n jazakAllah khair
Hello Friends!
I have made EOI for SINP EE on 19th Sept' 19 with 67 points and my NOC is 0114. Looking at the last draw with a cut-off at 70 points with my NOC included, I hope that I should be getting the ITA in the next draw. However, the problem is that I would be receiving funds into my account on 1st Oct' 19 and the said funds will get 3 months old not before 30th Dec' 19. In this scenario, if suppose the next draw takes places during mid-Oct' 19 and the ITA is received, what do you suggest I should do? Should I withdraw from SINP EOI pool immediately and apply again after a few weeks?
My concern is if I don't accept the ITA in an upcoming draw and simply withdraw the EOI (due to non-compliance to the fund requirements), will this be affecting my afresh application for EOI filing. Pleased to hear with your guidance...
I have made EOI for SINP EE on 19th Sept' 19 with 67 points and my NOC is 0114. Looking at the last draw with a cut-off at 70 points with my NOC included, I hope that I should be getting the ITA in the next draw. However, the problem is that I would be receiving funds into my account on 1st Oct' 19 and the said funds will get 3 months old not before 30th Dec' 19. In this scenario, if suppose the next draw takes places during mid-Oct' 19 and the ITA is received, what do you suggest I should do? Should I withdraw from SINP EOI pool immediately and apply again after a few weeks?
My concern is if I don't accept the ITA in an upcoming draw and simply withdraw the EOI (due to non-compliance to the fund requirements), will this be affecting my afresh application for EOI filing. Pleased to hear with your guidance...
Better to wait for 30 days after you complete your funds. Instead of getting an invitation prior to the time required for maintenence of funds.
SINP is very strict for PoF
SINP is very strict for PoF
Received ITA last friday from SINP, the problem is that my funds in my bank didnt support for minimum of 3 months, because I withdraw some small amount last September, then last week before ITA I deposited another amount, but If I will add the cash value insurance and combined to my bank account it will support as the cash value from insurance is just there for 2 years. Can I use that to support my funds? Please help me too! thanks
No dear, it's not possible. SINP is very strict in three months old settlement funds.
I won't advice you to submit application and lose 350 CAD application fee upon rejection due to funds issue.
Even if the cash value insurance will suffice the amount? Because in SINP I have read combination is okay. Please give me another advice thanks
Cash value against life insurance will definitely work as clearly stated in SINP requirements as below:
The following funds will be accepted:
- Personal chequing or savings accounts
- Bonds
- Cash value life insurance
- Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GICs) or Certificates of Deposit
- Mutual Funds
- Provident Funds (an official letter from the provident fund organization indicating the amount of funds that are accessible is required)
- Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs)
- Stocks
- Tax Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs)
- Term deposits and time deposits (must be valid at the time of application and remain valid throughout the entire application process)
- Treasury Bills