I dont even think you need that.dull1234 said:So if my partner does an e-transfer to me (basically through email with security questions), what kind of proof for this transfer is needed ? Will a screenshot of the confirmation page suffice ? Or does it have to be something more official ?
Thanks
If that's the case it actually makes things a lot easier. Thanks!kryt0n said:I dont even think you need that.
If the account is in your name and it's an e-transfer, your statement should just show it's come from him. Then maybe just his most recent bank statement?
If you didn't include a statement (which might have your account opening date), collect a new corrected bank letter and raise a CSE ASAP.amk16 said:Hi Everyone
I need some urgent advice. I submitted by PR application a few days ago.
For proof of funds I submitted the letter from the bank which shows the required balance for the past six months, however today I realized that the bank did not include the date the account was opened. Right now I am in panic mode…........ I am hoping that my application does not get rejected because of this.
Is it possible to raise a CSE and submit an updated bank later? Or should I wait and see how it plays out?
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Yes, if you are using those funds to meet the minimum required funds you have to show where they are coming from.Catie1989 said:Hello all! Finally got an ITA today!!
My father gave me a large sum of money at the beginning of December as a gift/part of inheritance from my grandfather. Being that it was in December, do you think they will ask for a source of funds? We will probably have our application submitted around the end of February.
Bank statements matching the information given in the gift deed letter.dralfa said:hello, to show proof of debit from donor's bank and proof of credit from receiver's account, what should be shown?? is it to be stamped by respective banks or just online report will be ok??
please help me in this regard.
Thank you for answering!DelPiero07 said:Yes, if you are using those funds to meet the minimum required funds you have to show where they are coming from.
No need for an affidavit or to notarize anything. A declaration from your father stating that those funds are a gift and not a loan is sufficient.Catie1989 said:Thank you for answering!
So will these be suitable:
1) gift deed (article 33 gift)
2) article 4 affidavit
3)bank statements including my fathers
As he received it not long before gifting it to me and my brother, will I need to prove where he got it from?
Sweet! I'll get him to write a letter straight away and all it needs is his signature, correct?DelPiero07 said:No need for an affidavit or to notarize anything. A declaration from your father stating that those funds are a gift and not a loan is sufficient.
Can't help you with your last question as I'm unsure whether IRCC would ask for such information (proof where your father got the money from).
Yup.Catie1989 said:Sweet! I'll get him to write a letter straight away and all it needs is his signature, correct?
A +1 for you