Gift Deed, affidavit and proof of transfer is sufficient.hsinxh said:is Gift Deed and affidavit sufficient? or I should also get the Net Worth certificates of whole family?
Better get it stamped.mahi2020 said:FD certificates downloaded from netbanking will work ?
Or do they need to be stamped ??
I'm curious what country you come from where you think that you don't pay tax if you're earning less than 250k?knight17 said:Hello experts,
I work in an job where my salary is low; I am also paid in cash. I deposit a part of this amount in the bank for convenience of ATM and online transactions, therefore, I don't have anything to speak of in my savings account. I have some money (15%) deposited in some debentures (kind of like an FD, but not in a bank) in a private financing company sometime back, which I will encash for my funding requirement; this is only around 15% of the required amount. I have the debenture certificate that I can show CIC. Rest of the money—85%—will be contributed my family (gift deed).
I have pay slips and letter from my employer stating my salary but no tax receipts as I don't make more than 250K (but I can file a return if needed).
1. Would it be a problem if majority of the funds come to my account as part of amount gifted by my parents?
2. Debenture: I took it sometime back and did not pay through my bank account. Will they ask for source of the debenture I hold?
3. Anything else that I should be mindful of?
I guess it should be okay as it is not misrepresentation. I will appreciate your thoughts on my scenario. Thanks
Like Physics teachers say, units are paramount when it comes to fully convey what numbers mean. It is in Rupees (India).kryt0n said:I'm curious what country you come from where you think that you don't pay tax if you're earning less than 250k?
1. Unless you have any alternatives, this is the only way you can go forward now. Submit a Gift Deed with proof of transfer.knight17 said:Hello experts,
I work in an job where my salary is low; I am also paid in cash. I deposit a part of this amount in the bank for convenience of ATM and online transactions, therefore, I don't have anything to speak of in my savings account. I have some money (15%) deposited in some debentures (kind of like an FD, but not in a bank) in a private financing company sometime back, which I will encash for my funding requirement; this is only around 15% of the required amount. I have the debenture certificate that I can show CIC. Rest of the money—85%—will be contributed my family (gift deed).
I have pay slips and letter from my employer stating my salary but no tax receipts as I don't make more than 250K (but I can file a return if needed).
1. Would it be a problem if majority of the funds come to my account as part of amount gifted by my parents?
2. Debenture: I took it sometime back and did not pay through my bank account. Will they ask for source of the debenture I hold?
3. Anything else that I should be mindful of?
I guess it should be okay as it is not misrepresentation. I will appreciate your thoughts on my scenario. Thanks
Before liquidating the FD, keep a copy of the FD certificate to explain the source and show proof of transfer and mention this in the gift deed.F.K said:Hello guys,
I have a query please. My mom is going to gift deed me but she only has 2 FD as funds...we will liquidate one of them into her account then transfer it to me and get gift deed from a lawyer..
How can they make sure that she own the money (I will try to provide swift message transfer and bank net citificate after transfer the money..is that okay?.
anujgupta84 said:First of all, I want to let the members know that this is a great place to get all the information about Immigration to Canada. I was eager to make this thread as and when I got PPR which confirmed that whatever I did my 'Source of funds' request was right. There is a lot of confusion around this part of the application. Most of the candidates are sure about remaining part of their application but we all get confused whenever money gets involved, since we all are not well-versed with the laws, etc. So for the benefit of new applicants or someone you got this kind of request, I would like to contribute by providing some clarity!
This is my timeline:
10/04 FSW ITA (CRS:473, India)
24/04 AOR
19/05 Med Passed
22/05 ECAS App Received
24/05 BG Not Started
19/06 ECAS In Process
04/08 Travel History Request
20/08 Source of Fund Request
08/09 BG In Progress
10/09 ECAS Decision Made
14/09 PPR
My case was as common to most of us ie, Not enough money in the account few days back to application submission and then a sudden transfer of funds in the bank account and that account is shown as 'Proof of funds'. As you can see I got a 'Source of funds' request on August 20, 2015. I submitted following documents for the same:
1) An e-stamped affidavit (Article 4 Affidavit) citing my Father as Deponent about that big transaction via Cheque XXX dated XXX drawn on Bank XXX. Letter had my father's signature. This costed me Rs. 10.
2) An e-stamped Gift deed (Article 33 Gift) showing my father as Donor, me as a Donee. Also stating that these funds were out of his past savings, mentioning his PAN number and that he doesn't expect the money in return. Letter had me and my father's signature. This costed me Rs. 100.
3) Net-worth certificates of me, my father and my mother as on August 22, 2015, for the reason that my family hasn't exhausted all their savings to support me and that they can survive easily. This Net-worth certificate should be issued by a reputed Chartered Accountant on his letter-head. This costed me Rs. 500. CAs might demand more, but don't pay them more, choose another CA.
4) My Bank statement till August 22, 2015 showing the funds being untouched and only a large number of credits happening with very few debits.
5) I detailed LOE with all the transactions and explanation.
That means a maximum cost of Rs. 1000. You don't need to pay hefty amount and take the help of any consultancy for solving 'Source of funds' puzzle. Just include everything specific beforehand at the time of Application submission, so that they don't ask for Additional documents later (as they did in my case).
In a nut-shell here are what I suggest you submit at the time of AOR, to answer the questions of a sudden large transaction:
1) Gift Deed (Article 33 Gift)
2) An Affidavit (Article 4 Affidavit)
3) Net-worth certificates of your whole family from CA
4) Bank Statements showing all the transactions involved (Yes, include your father's bank account statement as well)
Note: No Notarization is necessary, since, you would be scanning and uploading original documents. Don't spend money on the lawyers roaming around in district courts for this.
I hope this would have helped. All the best to all the members here for their Canadian dream. I hope the best for all of you.