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http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/proof-of-funds-outstanding-loan-at-bank-t389560.0.html Kindly go through the link provided, I myself have a car loan and haven't disclosed explicitly to CIC, however my 6 month statement shows a periodic debit of amount as EMI...

Hi LGG711, Interpret it as "Submit PCC for all countries(1 PCC per country(atleast)) where you lived for more than 6 months in last 10 years or since your 18th birthday".

Right, The Bank might need your ID proof to share the info, so carry it while visiting the bank.

Hi Natoskii, Please check if the following info helps you. You can read the full story here http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/proof-of-funds-requirements-explained-t45043.0.html

Hi Payal, Yes you can check with your bank, hope you have a copy of DD with you. Otherwise OINP will send a receipt for fee encashed along with AOR letter.

Hi Anas, 1. Get a current Balance certificate from your bank on Letter head, stamped and signed by Bank Authorities , Submit 6 month bank statement, this should suffice. 2. No hard and fast rule to calculate average balance. 3. No defined limit for the mismatch, if your average balance and...

@Dev Hope Rajkamalmohanram's reply helped you. He is absolutely right. 2. Its 4250INR to be exact for 1 person. Medicals done MAX panchsheel Delhi. 3. Total fee/cost would be 550+490 =1040 CAD per person.

No need to do anything, you are perfectly fine.

In My opinion StAnger is correct, a letter/affidavit of consent should suffice. @Asivad Your advise please.

Heeru_Maan was also at 400 and got the nomination and then ITA. I guess everybody who had applied in June-July knows about user Heeru_Maan she is the one who took care of maintaining trackers and all for OOPNP sheeets.

Hi Payal, I used the same number +1 416 327-0374 back in sept-oct atleast thrice from India, Try it again and again, you will eventually get through. I used SKYPE to call this number as its not toll free. Keep trying :)

Hi Akhi, For which education level are you claiming points in Express Entry ?

Hi Varun, Yes its perfectly fine, The hospital will issue you an acknowledgement receipt which will have your E-Medical reference letter printed on it. Results will be directly shared with CIC.

Hi Swati, Nothing to worry really, you are safe in this case. I was in same situation, having 403 points, turned 30 lost 5 marks.. effective score on 15th Oct 398. I have an email confirmation from OOPNP officials(and same confirmed by OOPNP call centre agent via Phone) about the same that if...

Hi Mira_Johnson, You need not to submit any proof for the funds upfront, you will need to have this amount/proof only in following situations: 1. If You are applying for a PNP: Then depending upon each PNP's guidelines they may ask you to submit proof of funds which may include but not limited...

Resposting in this thread Dear All, I find myself in similar situation, As for my wife's PCC, its mentioned that she stayed at current address from 14/12/2013 (our marriage date) to till date and nothing adverse against.............." What should I do ? Another PCC from her native covering...

Dear All, I find myself in similar situation, As for my wife's PCC, its mentioned that she stayed at current address from 14/12/2013 (our marriage date) to till date and nothing adverse against.............." What should I do ? Another PCC from her native covering the time period from her 18th...

Hi Bestofluck, I was very much free at office today, so thought of digging some useful links for the probability and draws predictions available on this forum, Kindly go through all these threads...

Hi FMCAD, No you don't need to recreate EE profile. I guess you missed my reply on last page.. Quoting here again for you.

Hi FMCAD, I had declined the ITA which I received on 23rd Oct, got the Invite again on 13th Nov. Ontario PNP is valid for 180 days. As you have got the Ontario PNP i am sure you Express Entry will be valid too till atleast June 2016, so you are good there too. In nutshell, you are in a safe...