Can anybody get rejection just only due to have insufficient funds?

[sandhujatt]

Can anybody get rejection just only due to have insufficient funds?

Just comments if somebody have insufficient funds balance at the time of visa office verification. What would happend? Is there any chance or thread to get rejcetion?

Because there is no instruction to keep freeze or maintain the bank balance upto required funds. As you know nobody can keep this huge amount as usless in bank account.

Share you experience about that.

Fazeel

Friend dont bother about it as per me i have not kept the amount in bank but i will carry them on landing

 

[fazeel]

Dear beauheo.

You mentioned that you were asked for funds at border during landing. how much time did it take to get you visa? When did you apply and when did it approve?

Please reply

 

[fazeel]

Coolguy2010

You are doing and saying the reality. well done.
keep it up. but you must mention when you receive any updation.

 

[beauhoe]

Dear beauheo.

You mentioned that you were asked for funds at border during landing. how much time did it take to get you visa? When did you apply and when did it approve?

Please reply

Sent application from the US on Dec. 23, 2009 and got ppr on June 22,2010. Land on July 17, 2010.
Cheers my friend,

 

[fazeel]

Other seniors who are successful in getting visa.

Share and comment more on this topic please.

 

[asd]

dear fazeel

we required to show proof of sufficent funds all over the immigration process, we need to submit it with the documents, we might be asked for it with additional docments request ,with the passport request , etc. the VO when he is raedy for making the decision he will assess the proof of fund, & it ( POF) must shows that we really have sufficent funds to establish ourselves in canada. if we use some of the money , then it will be a chance of rejecting our application for not having the amount required .i have seen a case in this forum that he used some of the funds from his account , & he was asked to send another POF he returned the money back & the VO was not convinced that the money was the applicant own , & he got rejection.

the previous reply was quoted from the cic web site.& i think it is clear .

my advice is to keep the required funds in the bank uptill we show them to the cbsa officer .


that is my personal opinion ,i might be right or wrong ,please refer to cic website to find out the correct answer.

 

[shibuya]

ASD has given the right answer and I second that.

 

[Classical_beat]

Yes you should keep your POF intact.

 

[Pippin]

Just think about the rationale for POF. As an FSW1, the government does not provide support money if one is unable to get a job the Monday after arrival. The cost of living in Canada is higher than many countries from which immigrants come. The actual amount quoted for POF is not excessive (by Canadian standards). If an applicant is unable to maintain the required POF prior to getting their visa, how will they have that money to take with them to provide the basic necessities in their new home? I don't mean to be rude in any way, but just as having a good understanding of English or French, or proven work experience, POF is one of the determinants that the government have identified that will improve the FSW applicant's chances of successful settlement. I hope I have explained it well. POF isn't something to try to find a way around. You will NEED that money for your OWN USE once you get to Canada. Good luck.

 

[Irfan00228]

Pippin, shibuya and Classical_beat,

Ok well. Just think about a person who have required funds and sent a statement of required with his application. and you know after submitting application you have to wait at least 1 year to get visa. Do you all mean to say applicant must keep deposit his funds as useless money in his bank account? The applicant might have some part time business from where he got this money and show his bank statement. and when he got the visa, he wind up his all activities and get the money back to take with him, when he landing to canada,

But before getting visa, how can the applicants wind up all his business activities and get his all assets cashed just for the sake of getting visa for a long time.

Please comments.

 

[Pippin]

If you can show that all the funds are yours you should not have any problems. I would think showing the sale of your own property/business, etc to make up the amount you used from that account during the year would be reasonable proof of funds. I can understand what you are saying about leaving money in an account gaining little interest. I am not a senior or an authority so please make your own decisions on this matter. I believe that you could face rejection if you cannot prove that you have the required funds and that they are yours. Good luck.

 

[CACA]

Dear all,
i have submitted bank statement with document to london visa office after 2 mons i got 2nd AOR and one mon before i used some amounte and i back the money again my questions are is there any chance of verfication in the bank? if visa office refused our application when they inform as?

 

[beauhoe]

Dear all,
i have submitted bank statement with document to london visa office after 2 mons i got 2nd AOR and one mon before i used some amounte and i back the money again my questions are is there any chance of verfication in the bank? if visa office refused our application when they inform as?

CIC is too busy to check or call everybody's bank to see whether or not their setlement funds are untouched. CIC will be forced to verify this if the VOs noticed a problem with your application, have suspicious feeling about your setlement document or when the processing time is taking longer than usual. For instance, you have 10 years of experience working in the same very small company and have five kids all going to school in your country and claimed having $45000 USD in your account with your high school diploma. This situation is not impossible but it raises a red flag and in this case, the VO would like to double check by asking you to submit a bank statment and/or call you for interview to clarify the matter.On the other hand, there is no red flag for someone with a PhD or MD with three to four years of experience, one child with the same setlement funds.

 

[Mezo2009]

Can anybody get rejection just only due to have insufficient funds?

Just comments if somebody have insufficient funds balance at the time of visa office verification. What would happend? Is there any chance or thread to get rejcetion?

Because there is no instruction to keep freeze or maintain the bank balance upto required funds. As you know nobody can keep this huge amount as usless in bank account.

Share you experience about that.

Fazeel

Well, rejection means inadmissibility to Canada for a foreign national by denying the request for permanent/temp residence under any immigration program.

Basically, the immigrations laws define basis of inadmissibility broadly under security violations, health And misrepresentation.

All presentations on education, experience, funds...etc once they are found eligible under the scoring system and then rejected, the reasons shall fall into these three categories.

For your case, if you pass the score, then your app is processed and reached the final visa stamping and then you couldn't prove the availability funds, then, your app will be rejected based on misrepresentation.

Cheers
Mezo

 

[fazeel]

Anybody elso to share their experience about this issue.

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