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Does the letter from my bank need to have my account number on it?

What if along with that drafted letter from my previous post I include the transaction record of the wire itself from my fathers bank? Will that suffice since that will have all the details or do I have to write it down in the letter?

Is this a suitable format for the declaration? Any other details that I should include? I _____ on ___june and __july sent $x and $y respectively to my son as a gift. The money sent was not a loan and hence does not need to be repaid. Thank you. Signature, Thanks a lot for your help!

Does my father need to mention the amounts and other bank account details too or just that X amount on such and such date was a gift and not a loan? This self declaration can be on a plain paper? Signed and dated? Alternatively, I can avoid all these steps if my bank just mentions the average...

How should I go about that? My father sent me wire transfers so all I need is a signed letter from him saying the money doesn't need to be paid back? Another thing is that the wire transfers come to my bmo account due to lower fees but as soonnas the money comes I deposit it in to my td account...

On the letter I received from my bank the closing balances for the past 6 mo ths have been: 11k, 13k, 11k, 12k, 25k and 33k. Do I need sort of LOE explaining the large balances or is that nkt required since my average was above the 12k required? Please advise. Thanks.

For POF what exactly do you mean by a bank certificate? What information did it have?

I get a significant deposit in my account every month from my father (6-10k) for various things. My concern is do I have to get a letter from him or not since they are frequent and not one time? Also, deposits are done mostly through wire transfers or bank draft. Does that matter? I was hoping...

Dont know if it was just the branch that did not know what I was talking about since they were like our letter will just have the current balance. Has anyone gotten a letter from TD? If so, is there a specific thing I need to mention or was I just dealing with an idiot?

One of the upload links on the document checklist says ' Police Certificates '

I do agree with most people here. Being an international student the max score I could and did get was 444. Then PGWP expired and there is literally no way to increase score. The only way I bumped mine to 482 and got ITA was by getting work exp at my fathers company. Not the right thing to do...

After a week or going back and forth, they finally included hours worked per week so now I can submit my application finally! Thanks.

I have pretty much everything on the letter except my managers email address and phone number. The phone number on the letter is for HR for any additional info needed. They say it is against their policy to include a specific individuals contact information.

Sure the online tool will consider it as one year but when time comes to upload employment verification documents, they will ask for start and end dates. That ultimately shows them how long you worked for.

I guess that can relate to my situation. My PGWP expired on 9th July. Before it expired I applied for a TRV on the 8th so I could continue to stay in Canada for at least the next 6 months which usually is how long the TRV is given for. I created my EE profile on the 12th and got an ITA on the...

Correct. I didn't have to give any numbers for my e-medical.

It could be due to the bug that has caused a lot of items to disappear for multiple users including myself. Some users heard back from CIC saying that they are aware kf the issue and that it will be fixed by the 1st of August. I too declared two relatives and I had to upload documents lroving...

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/intake-complete.asp

You're talking about a PCC from where? Canada? If so, I wouldn't say its a long process. I got mine within a week.