If it was me, and I am not an expert, I would leave NOTHING to chance (or VO discretion). The following previous post illustrates a sensible approach. Your choice.
Star Member
****
Posts: 93
Ratings: +6
[Good] [Poor]
Category........: PNP
Visa Office......: London
Re: Proof of funds Currency exchange rate
« Reply #4 on: July 28, 2016, 03:01:38 pm »
Reply with quoteQuote
I included a screen print of The Bank of Canadas currency exchange rate on the day of submission in our LOE, their currency exchange is accepted by the Canadian revenue association so I figured it would be the most acceptable for CIC as it is accurate rates and not mid market rates as a lot of currency exchanges seem to show.
Sadly, the UK pound crashed even further after the EU referendum and I panicked and put our proof of funds into a Canadian dollar account, raised a CSE and submitted new documentation to CIC to show what we had done.
