Do I need to show funds ?

[shagunsangwan]

Hi all..
Please look into my profile and let me know if I need to show funds or not. I am currently employed in Canada.
Note: willing to provide coffee for all the super helpful members of forum

Current coutry : canada
Status: work visa, spousal (spouse on study visa )
Job status : employed, skill level B

Education : 3 yr bachelor(eca) + 1 year diploma from Canada

Experience : 1 year outside canada + 6 months in Canada

Ielts : 8 band overall( clb 9)

Do i require proof of funds ?
Is 1 year experience enough for me to get PR ?

 

[Que Em]

Based on your work experience, you're not eligible for CEC. For FSWP, you'll have to show you have enough funds, unless you:

• are currently able to legally work in Canada, and
• have a valid job offer from an employer in Canada.

Find out if you meet these conditions, otherwise, you'd need to show proof of funds to become eligible.

 

[shagunsangwan]

Based on your work experience, you're not eligible for CEC. For FSWP, you'll have to show you have enough funds, unless you:

• are currently able to legally work in Canada, and
• have a valid job offer from an employer in Canada.

Find out if you meet these conditions, otherwise, you'd need to show proof of funds to become eligible.

Thanks
I am currently in Canada and employed, income is around 3000 CAD per month. My employer is ready to provide reference of any kind but not LMIA. is that good enough ?

 

[shagunsangwan]

Can someone please clarify this to me?
I am currently in Canada, employed, monthly salary $3000.
Applying under FSW, do I need to show proof of funds ?

 

[DelPiero07]

Unless you have a valid job offer you have to show the required funds.

This means LMIA or a LMIA exempt work permit which is employer specific (and you've worked for a year with that employer)

If you have an open work permit you do not have a valid job offer.

 

[shagunsangwan]

Unless you have a valid job offer you have to show the required funds.

This means LMIA or a LMIA exempt work permit which is employer specific (and you've worked for a year with that employer)

If you have an open work permit you do not have a valid job offer.

Ok, correct me if I am wrong.
Only LMIA job offer or LMIA exempt job is considered as valid.
If I have an open work permit + full time job that does not count as a valid job offer for FSWP and I need to show proof of funds in that case.

Many thanks