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That makes sense. Thanks!

I meant they're liquid. Just sitting in my account. Not like land, house etc which takes considerable effort to liquidate. I guess I am very off here. Notes would be the only thing that would help. Thanks a lot!

A lot of them were first time travelers (same as me) and the invite letter my company sends is pretty generic. They're also paid similarly. Not sure what other factors I should consider. Let me know and I'll ask them. One thing I did consider is that a lot of my personal assets are in cash (in...

Hey, it took me around 45 days total. I did put in a lot of financial information but that was because I had already been refused once. Other people in my office don't really put in so much and they get their visas just fine.

Thats reassuring. Is there a time limit on these notes? Can I request last year's as well?

I see. So I should have a cover letter from my direct employer stating that they will bear all expenses and financials from my direct employer as proof that they can actually pay? For the second point, I need a separate evidence of purpose of visit? Eg: an email which states why exactly I need...

The host company is my employer, or rather the parent company of the subsidiary I am employed at. Is that sufficient?

@21Goose Thanks, I will. I am concerned that GCMS notes may be too general as well (eg- insufficient funds for visit, purpose of visit unclear). In that case, I would have no new information/ documents to reapply with

@21Goose I have no travel history outside my country of origin (though my lack of travel history wasn't stated as a reason). The sponsoring company has ~$150M annual revenue, not sure if that's big. It's probably not well known since its a niche firm

Hi, I applied for a 1 week TRV (business visa) on 18th June and got a refusal letter today with the following reasons- • I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay as a temporary resident, as stipulated in paragraph 179(b) of the IRPR, based on the purpose of your...