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[tar86]

@legalfalcon please advise me:

When I submitted my PR application a year ago, my Proof of funds were as per Canada’s PR requirement, and I submitted bank letter for the same.

However, later I transferred funds to my another account with a different bank.

If again Canada Immigration ask me proof of funds then I can provide them evidence of funds with my second bank.
My question: Can immigration authorities ask me to provide a clearletter from my old bank where originally funds were maintained ? Or 6 months proof of funds with my new bank is enough.

Acutelly, now I have loan with my old bank , which I want to avoid to show to Immigration. But, second bank account is without any loan.

 

[legalfalcon]

@legalfalcon please advise me:

When I submitted my PR application a year ago, my Proof of funds were as per Canada’s PR requirement, and I submitted bank letter for the same.

However, later I transferred funds to my another account with a different bank.

If again Canada Immigration ask me proof of funds then I can provide them evidence of funds with my second bank.
My question: Can immigration authorities ask me to provide a clearletter from my old bank where originally funds were maintained ? Or 6 months proof of funds with my new bank is enough.

Acutelly, now I have loan with my old bank , which I want to avoid to show to Immigration. But, second bank account is without any loan.

You can provide the letter from the new bank and the transactions, to show that you transferred the funds and you meet the 6 months average balance requirement.

Old bank documents will not be required.

 

[tar86]

You can provide the letter from the new bank and the transactions, to show that you transferred the funds and you meet the 6 months average balance requirement.

Old bank documents will not be required.

Thanks

 

[caipsnotes]

legalfalcon
Do we need (or they will ask) remedical for non-accompanying spouse?

Best to wait for our instructions from IRCC rather than doing a re-med on your own accord

 

[legalfalcon]

@legalfalcon
hi, thank you for response. i just have one more question that if i leave my current country of residence and go back to country of origin do i have to provide reason to ircc or just change of address is enough?

You do not have to provide any reason. Just inform them that your COR has changed and the new address.

Your re free to move to any country and you do not have to give any justification.

 

[EE_Applicant_AOR_Jan09]

IRCC will request re-medical if required. You can get it done on your own accord, but if your spouse is non-accompanying, let IRCC decide if they need it or not.

Most likely they will not.

Thank you so much my friend.

 

[EE_Applicant_AOR_Jan09]

Best to wait for our instructions from IRCC rather than doing a re-med on your own accord

Thank you so much my friend.

 

[Haydi]

@legalfalcon Hello hope you are doing fine, after some reading online and on this forum tell me if I got this right, I already got my application approved and medicals extended to 22 dec 2021 as per my GCMS notes, still haven't received the COPR nor the PPR mail, until I get them I can't travel to Canada due travel restrictions? Even if I have a brother there? And if I could rejoin Canada if I am exempt of travel restrictions can I do it before receiving the PR? I f so would it matter if my brother is actually living in Montreal and I am an express entry applicant?

Just a small question, how long it took to get the GCMS notes?

 

[caipsnotes]

Just a small question, how long it took to get the GCMS notes?

It's almost as good as coin toss whether you will receive your GCMS file in 30 days or if it's going to take far longer

This is based off stats from IRCC see
https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/ircc/documents/pdf/english/corporate/publications-manuals/atip-2019-2020-en.pdf

CBSA on other hand has a better track; review this detailed comparison for requesting Gcms Notes from IRCC vs CBSA https://bit.ly/34nuJPu that others are quoting from

 

[Haydi]

Thank you very much for the detailed response

 

[caipsnotes]

Thank you very much for the detailed response

You are welcome and all the best with your application.

 

[Socceros]

Just a small question, how long it took to get the GCMS notes?

Nearly 40 days

 

[matteosc]

Nearly 40 days

For me it was around 90 days.

 

[CaipsNotes_India]

legalfalcon
Do we need (or they will ask) remedical for non-accompanying spouse?

Non accompanying spouse need not give medicals again as medical admissibility is only checked when application is filed. If Immigration Medical Examination is needed again IRCC will send you instructions.

 

[CaipsNotes_India]

For me it was around 90 days.

Some GCMS notes are delayed. The legislation allows for extensions when the response requires internal or external consultations, additional review time due to large amount of records, or when the review could interfere with Service operations.