A complete way to nail 'Source of fund' dilemma!
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Gift Deed tells that the Donor has given the money and that you have accepted it. The Affidavit says that it all happened with the wish of the Donor. There are signatures of Donor and Acceptor in a Gift Deed. There are 2 signatures of the Donor in an Affidavit. The format of the two is there in this thread. Just look for it.forcanada said:
Hi Guys,
just a quick question, for proof of funds, do i have to provide last 6 mts back statement as well. I have already got a letter from the back which states my account details,balance and FD details and balance.
its on official letter head duly stamped and signed by bank official.... This is required for OPNP
just a quick question, for proof of funds, do i have to provide last 6 mts back statement as well. I have already got a letter from the back which states my account details,balance and FD details and balance.
its on official letter head duly stamped and signed by bank official.... This is required for OPNP
Hi Guys
I have a question. The situation is that I am gonna give the bank letter for proof of fund from a bank in my home country ,but right now I am living in another country. So should I still provide a statement from my current country bank as well?! I don't have a credit card or any kind of loan here.
thanks guys
I have a question. The situation is that I am gonna give the bank letter for proof of fund from a bank in my home country ,but right now I am living in another country. So should I still provide a statement from my current country bank as well?! I don't have a credit card or any kind of loan here.
thanks guys
You can show any country's bank account as long as the CAD equivalency of the funds in it is more than what CIC asks.meysam.gh said:
Hi members,
Please give advise on my below mentioned situation.
My fiance is applying for PR as a single applicant and showing POF $12000 in FD. But we intend to get married soon which will require more POF as i will be added to the application.
Post marriage, can i transfer her the balance amount into her account or make FD to show POF of 2 persons. If so, then what supporting documents will be needed?
Thanks in advance.
Please give advise on my below mentioned situation.
My fiance is applying for PR as a single applicant and showing POF $12000 in FD. But we intend to get married soon which will require more POF as i will be added to the application.
Post marriage, can i transfer her the balance amount into her account or make FD to show POF of 2 persons. If so, then what supporting documents will be needed?
Thanks in advance.
I have accounts both in my country of citizenship, and country of residence. Will it be an issue if I include both countries' accounts?
The major funds are in joint accounts, and have had more than sufficient funds for the last six months. I have obtained "Balance Confirmation" letters form all my bank accounts for my self and my spouse (3 banks in total). The letters do not show the average balance for the last six months though.
1. Can I include statements for six months for all the accounts along with the bank letters?
2. Should I leave out accounts that are in my spouse's name altogether? This won't affect my balance as required by CIC. If I include this account, do I need an affidavit from my spouse?
3. Do we need an affidavit from spouse for Joint accounts as well?
3. Counting all the pages with statements, bank letters etc, the PDF will be more than 65 pages. Should I include a summary of all the accounts as a cover or will they calculate the available balance themselves? I can also add a conversion rate as on the day of the submission.
Any advice will be helpful.
The major funds are in joint accounts, and have had more than sufficient funds for the last six months. I have obtained "Balance Confirmation" letters form all my bank accounts for my self and my spouse (3 banks in total). The letters do not show the average balance for the last six months though.
1. Can I include statements for six months for all the accounts along with the bank letters?
2. Should I leave out accounts that are in my spouse's name altogether? This won't affect my balance as required by CIC. If I include this account, do I need an affidavit from my spouse?
3. Do we need an affidavit from spouse for Joint accounts as well?
3. Counting all the pages with statements, bank letters etc, the PDF will be more than 65 pages. Should I include a summary of all the accounts as a cover or will they calculate the available balance themselves? I can also add a conversion rate as on the day of the submission.
Any advice will be helpful.
I have a situation here which many of the people might face. I do not have sufficient funds nor my mother has, so I am borrowing someone from now on up to 8 months so that I can manage my bank statement genuine. So how can I make the source of fund thing? If I make a gift deed from my mother, she will have no bank statement to show the transaction as the funds are not from here basically.
anyone assist.
anyone assist.
I have another situation where my Mother in law is gifting us funds. She is employed.
1. She made a online transaction to my account. So the e-stamped affidavit with the transaction number will suffice. No cheque involved.
2. Since she is employed, she has proper salary statements. In this case, is a net worth certificate required?
3. Is mother in law eligible for this activity.
Please help !!
1. She made a online transaction to my account. So the e-stamped affidavit with the transaction number will suffice. No cheque involved.
2. Since she is employed, she has proper salary statements. In this case, is a net worth certificate required?
3. Is mother in law eligible for this activity.
Please help !!
If you aren't borrowing that money from anyone, then you don't need any documents, simple bank statements would do.mvd said: