Employment letter (Visitor) - Monthly vs Annual income

[justin.lang]

Hello,
The person who is applying for visitor visa is currently employed for three months at present job. They were employed before with different employer, but there is gap of six months. Before joining with current employer, his status was unemployed for six months.

The employment letter he will be sending, is it alright if just monthly income is mentioned there as opposed to annual income? And, is a bank statement covering three months enough which shows his salary being deposited?
Thanks

 

[Naturgrl]

Hello,
The person who is applying for visitor visa is currently employed for three months at present job. They were employed before with different employer, but there is gap of six months. Before joining with current employer, his status was unemployed for six months.

The employment letter he will be sending, is it alright if just monthly income is mentioned there as opposed to annual income? And, is a bank statement covering three months enough which shows his salary being deposited?
Thanks

IRCC usually wants to see 6 months of funds. If person has only been with the company for 3 months that is not a long time, and not a strong reason to return. The person doesn’t have a long term commitment to the company. Monthly income is fine. How much in funds is the person showing and for how many people?