Settlement funds

[stevsule]

Does the province of Saskatchewan verify proof of funds from issuing bank?

 

[dr.josemrod]

Does the province of Saskatchewan verify proof of funds from issuing bank?

Don't know in your country, but most banks, almost all, cannot disclose information about any of their customers, so if they were to call, they can't mention the amount of money in your accounts.

 

[stevsule]

Don't know in your country, but most banks, almost all, cannot disclose information about any of their customers, so if they were to call, they can't mention the amount of money in your accounts.

Okay. Thanks for the response. I don't have the complete settlement fund and even it I get that, my account statement at the time of submitting the application would not have been up to 3 months. Do you think a deed of property will also increase my chances?

 

[dr.josemrod]

Okay. Thanks for the response. I don't have the complete settlement fund and even it I get that, my account statement at the time of submitting the application would not have been up to 3 months. Do you think a deed of property will also increase my chances?

The money has to be liquid, readily available. Ask for a gift certificate from parents or something like it.

If you don't have the money you will be rejected