EE / FSW - Proof of funds under the student Visa (yours+parents?)

[Oliver123]

Hello everyone,
quickly question, I am currently studying in Canada so I depend on my parents financially.
I was wondering if I could proof my funds with a combination of my account and my parents account.
Of course I would include a letter from them explaining that they agree to financially help me an so on...

Has anyone been in this situation?

 

[xpressentry]

The funds have to be in your name and in your account.

 

[DelPiero07]

Hello everyone,
quickly question, I am currently studying in Canada so I depend on my parents financially.
I was wondering if I could proof my funds with a combination of my account and my parents account.
Of course I would include a letter from them explaining that they agree to financially help me an so on...

Has anyone been in this situation?

The bolded part isn't sufficient. The funds must be in your account and your parents have to declare that the money is a gift and not a loan.

Plus you need proof of transfer for this.

 

[Oliver123]

I see, well thank you for you guys help!!!
I know that I need to show the previous 6 mouths of my account in order for them to see that I had the money during this whole time.
In my case, I just deposited a large amount on my new account here in Canada (this account is brand new because I just became a student here).
Do you guys think is worth for me to show the statement of my Canadian account even though it is very recently created?

 

[ozlis]

I see, well thank you for you guys help!!!
I know that I need to show the previous 6 mouths of my account in order for them to see that I had the money during this whole time.
In my case, I just deposited a large amount on my new account here in Canada (this account is brand new because I just became a student here).
Do you guys think is worth for me to show the statement of my Canadian account even though it is very recently created?

You will need to show the new account and where the funds came from that you deposited. So your old bank account.