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If I understand your question, your brother is going to have the minimum amount required, as transfers from Salary to Savings Ac over a period of 6 months. This means that his current Salary Ac after 6 month period will have more than sufficient funds for PoF. If this is the case then, Why not...

It is clearly mentioned that the funds should be your own, free to use and should not be taken on loan. If the funds are from a loan, you are expected to repay it; and this is not something the CIC looks for. I would suggest taking the funds from your parents/siblings and get a gift deed...

All the best to those who are picked.. Another week or two of waiting begins now :(

I got NOI for OINP when I was waiting on 392. So, we never know what they are thinking. Unfortunately, I couldn't apply for OINP and retook my IELTS which boosted by score to 436. Hoping to get picked in today's draw. Fingers crossed

Can you please explain why? And also provide alternatives to the job bank.

As far as I know, you need to apply after July 2018.

For the ECA, WES will look only at the educational documents. No need to send the passport. When you submit your documents, you will have to attach the Marriage Certificate and explain the name change due to marriage in LOE.

Will WES accept this silly comma mismatch issue As far as I know, this is not such a deal breaker. attested transcript in a sealed cover and the copy of my graduation certificate, passport in another cover If you can get both the transcripts and the graduation certificate in a single sealed...

From the link : http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/funds.asp How much money you should bring Research how much it costs to live in the place where you plan to settle in Canada. Bring as much money as you can to make moving and finding a home in Canada easier. Canadian customs...

Ask for the transcripts in a sealed envelope. That should be enough to get it certified by WES. Or even better, request your college to send all the documents directly to WES.

Got it!! Thanks.

Ohh!! You already received ITA! Sorry for my confusion. Still, since you haven't claimed points for the PNP, I believe you will be treated as CEC only. I am not sure if there were any cases previously like this. Maybe the seniors can help with this query.

Date is mentioned separately. TRF number does not contain the date.

If you have added your PNP, then your CRS should increase by 600 points. But your signature mentions only 431. What is the CRS points mentioned in your EE profile?? If it is more than 600, then you are a PNP candidate.

The way I understand is, the gift giver is giving you the funds. All that is required is a gift deed. Any mention of your mom or the previous loan transaction between your mom and aunt is immaterial for CIC, and it might even confuse them. Better to keep it simple. One thing I would like to...

If you claim points for PNP, then you will be considered as PNP candidate. If you haven't claimed points for PNP, but got ITA with the CEC score solely, then you are a non-PNP candidate. It is as simple as this.

I am not exactly sure, but I would assume getting the gift deed directly from your aunt is the better choice. She transfers the funds to your yet to be opened account. She gives a declaration in the form of a gift deed. There ends the matter. I feel the above thing is better than getting the...

EDITED: Nevermind. The link was not working in office. I could access it at home.

Oops.. My Bad. Even then, its better to show a bit more than the minimum amount. As @_Harry_ suggested, check that link and calculate how much amount you need to show, based on the number of applicants.

First check if you are eligible under Express Entry here : https://www.canadavisa.com/assess/canada-immigration-assessment-form.htm If you are eligible, then determine the CRS score you would likely get. Try to maximise the CRS score and if it above 430, you can expect ITA in the next couple of...