This was the other e-mail that I received some minutes later :
This refers to your application for permanent residence in Canada. We require the following information/documents in order to continue processing:
Proof of funds (CAD$11,115) that represent liquid assets that are transferable/available as settlement funds. Proof must constitute a banking or savings history showing account activity for the most recent 12 month period, and must also include proof of the source for any deposit greater than the equivalent of CAD$ 1,000. If proof of funds other than a banking or savings history is submitted, proof of the source of these funds must also be submitted. Please note that sale deeds and property assessments are not acceptable as proof of liquid assets. Furthermore, bank statements or letters are not acceptable if they do not show any history of funds. Failure to submit satisfactory proof of funds, including proof of source, may lead to the refusal of your application on the grounds that you may be unwilling or unable to support yourself and, if applicable, your dependants upon arrival in Canada. You have 60 days to submit it.
Undergo medical examinations, you and all your dependants must undergo medical examinations or, if applicable undergo them again as your medical examinations will expire before we are able to finalize your case. Medical instructions were sent to your e-mail directly from our system. You have 30 days to undergo them.
Right of Permanent Residence Fee payment for you and, if applicable your spouse. This fee (US$490 each) must be paid at any branch of xxxxxxxxx to the following account number: xxxxxxxx. You have 60 days to pay it.
Original passport for you and all your dependants. Please note that the expirity date shouldn't be less that December 2014. You have 60 days to submit them.