azm said:
Guys,
I have question regarding the Bank proof as according to CIC they asking to show $20,599 for 4 (me+my wife + 2 kids) but as of now I do not have that much amount in my bank I just have around $11,000 which I can show in letter from the bank.
Is it enough for FSW application or i will get rejection ?
can somebody please reply on this?
Please review the below pasted clipping from a discussion of "Canadian Immigration Consulting..........."
Table 1 - Required Funds
How Much Funds Should you Bring?
Find out how much it costs to live where you are planning to settle in Canada. Bring as much money as possible to make moving and finding a home in Canada easier.
Visa officers have been instructed not to refuse applicants on the basis of not being able to provide the required proof of funds alone, as described in Table 1, therefore these funds are NOT a condition of admission. The six-month settlement fund requirement is a policy creation implemented by the Department and is not found in the Regulations. Visa officers apply a number of additional factors that include, without limitation, the following criteria's:
1. Spouse's potential for employment
2. Genuine offers of employment
3. Genuine offers of accommodation
4. General assistance from family and friends
5. Transferable skills of applicant
The application of Table 1 and the additional factors noted above will vary from post to post in accordance with the particular circumstances of an applicant's case.
As well, certain visa offices adhere to a practice of requesting longevity of fund possession for up to one year, while other offices will issue visas upon the production of evidence of current deposit (s) or bank draft (s) in the name of applicant, spouse or over-age dependent child.
Applicants who are not able, upon request, to provide proof of funds, can petition the visa office to hold the disposition of the case in abeyance for a reasonable period of time, pending efforts by the applicant to comply with this statutory requirement.
