Thanks Pipis Husband.
A couple of clarifications from the experienced folks:
1. My office would not give detailed employment reference as was requested except usual ref letter with date employed, current position and salary. So I attached my CV to it and the employment letter to show no of years of experience. Hope that suffices.
I thought of doing this but I had a rethink...if they needed the CV we could have been asked directly, however, we have been specifically asked for a letter from the employer stating those information. Nevertheless, lets just be hopeful.
2. I believe payslips are optional docs as I seem not to have attached mine. However, I attached a Total Remuneration statement which details annual salaries and allowances. I guess that should be fine.
I think it should be fine too
3. POF: Apart from account statement having up to the value for my family size of 5, I attached Employee saving plan statement and cooperative saving statement. I hope these are okay. Once I quit my job to land in Canada, all these would be cashable. lol
It should, the AVO may however still request for another set of bank statements when the time come (I read so somewhere in the forum)Can they have an issue if someone has too much money in the account for settlement purposes? Just curious!
Cash oga or madam!! I don't think so
Thanks all for helping out