Bank certification urgent pls

[pratirajya]

Is it possible to show joint account of father and son ?
Thanks

 

[manraj]

Dear If you are the principal applicant and you had applied along with your wife, then you can show yours and your wife account bank certificate. They dont accept your father account.

 

[jassnoor]

I totally agree with manraj.they never accept parents account's statements.only u can show ur spouse's account certificate,whether its joint or single.

 

[jassnoor]

i dont think they accept that.bcoz there is always a possibility::if ur father revokes authorization or attorney then who will bear this loss?

(You must show that you have enough money to support yourself and your family after you get to Canada. You cannot borrow this money from another person. You must be able to use this money to pay the costs of living for your family (even if they are not coming with you).this is written on cic website

consult with seniors also

all d best
regards

 

[coolguy2010]

Ur dad needs to transfer the funds to ur account as gift and its needs to be legally documented

What if father writes and give authorization letter and give power of attorney to the son for this purpose?

 

[A. Khan]

Request your parents to keep the money as FIXED DEPOSIT in your name.

Request your parents to keep the money as FIXED DEPOSIT in your name.

Tell them you will return the money before leaving for Canada.

 

[mosharafbabu]

Ur dad needs to transfer the funds to ur account as gift and its needs to be legally documented

I have available amount at my bank that equivalent CAD $ 5500 but I have an apartment thats market value now equivalent CAD $ 32000.

I wish to know that for available cash i need a bank certificate or bank statement ??

if I submit notarized copy of deed of my apartment along with a notarized declaration of market value of my apartment and a self declaration that if I move to canada then I will sell that apartment & bring necessary with me as per CIC guideline ??? This is best that I can do..

Requesting true advice ..

 

[toronto_dream]

@PRATIRAJYA,

To your question of showing father as joint holder, "yes". I did that as most of my savings were with my father and myself being the first holder. The only thing you need to ensure that is you would need to provide a notarised authorisation from your father that he has no objection if the funds are withdrawn by you at any point in time.

This is what i did and my GCMS shows "Funds met"

 

[kiwignd]

I hope you don't mind me asking. I have a similar question. My money is in 2 separate bank accounts. 1 in Canada and 1 in my home country. I have a TFSA account in Canada with $7500 at present but the amount 6 months ago was $3450, so I believe that this is the amount that counts towards proof of funds. In my home account I have $9000 however that accounts is a joint account with my sister and her salary goes to that account, the current balance is $42000 (including my $9000). Is there a way for her to indicate that $9000 of this money is mine, an affidavit maybe? Any advice would be welcomed. Thanks!

 

[sachin9183]

@ PRATIRAJYA,

To your question of showing father as joint holder, "yes". I did that as most of my savings were with my father and myself being the first holder. The only thing you need to ensure that is you would need to provide a notarised authorisation from your father that he has no objection if the funds are withdrawn by you at any point in time.

This is what i did and my GCMS shows "Funds met"

Wow ! never thought about it. Good suggestion...