Oh thanks bro, i was so worried nd i dialled whole forex team of UBi
bcoz of that customer care executiveGIC CERTIFICATE NOT RECEIVED
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bcoz of that customer care executiveWhen are u planning to apply for visaOh thanks bro, i was so worried nd i dialled whole forex team of UBi
In my gmail it came like novascotia has attempted to send you a secure, encrypted e-mail message.securemail, then i checked secure mail, nd it was investment direction mail with 2attachments
Just received my gic certificate
Transferred funds on 28th June and got gic certificate in 10 july
Transferred funds on 28th June and got gic certificate in 10 july
Hey did u get? My frnd who did from federal bank on 28th also got today 7.30, i think u will get soon.
Hey!
I deposited my gic amount on july 1 and i haven't received any confirmation email from scotia bank.
I have called their customer service twice and they are saying they haven't received the money yet.
What should i do? Plzz help.
I deposited my gic amount on july 1 and i haven't received any confirmation email from scotia bank.
I have called their customer service twice and they are saying they haven't received the money yet.
What should i do? Plzz help.
I have sent my GIC payment yesterday but I did not receive any email from scotia bank .can you tell me that when they will issue my gic certificate and is I received my gic certificate in my registered email Or other ??
Its better to go with CIBC bank. You will get GIC certificate in 3-4 days. Process is very easy payment in indian currency(RTGS) , no extra charge like scotia bank $200. You will also get $25 bonus benefit just using (sunil_talk2@yahoo.in) in reference section, many of student here got extra bonus of $25 using above email. So its better go with CIBC bank.
Follow these steps to get GIC done in two days from CIBC:
Note: This is specific for Indian International students.
Please note that without completed A2 form, the transaction cannot be processed and will be returned to your account. Please refer to the instruction sheet that was provided to you and fill the A2 form.
Mandatory fields that must be filled out on the A2 form include:
a- RTGS/NEFT Reference Number (Page 3)
b- Bank and Branch name (Page 3)
c- Account Number (Page 3)
Please note that this must be the account number for which the payment is originating from. In the case that the payment is sent to Standard Chartered Bank from the student’s local bank’s account number or the student’s loan account, that is the account number the student must write down, not the student’s personal account number.
d- Payer signature (Page 4)
Kindly send completed A2 form to both Mailbox.ISBO@cibc.com and payments.che@sc.com in JPEG/ PDF format within 1 business day from sending your payment.
You will receive an email confirming your payment is processed to your account. Once payment is processed your will receive GIC certification in 3-5 business days.
Note: This is specific for Indian International students.
- Go to https://isbo.cibc.com/#/payment
- Choose India as country and see the quote. This is the forex rate at which CIBC is offering the GIC. Once you proceed this will freeze. You can choose to monitor the rate and freeze it when it's low.
You have to send this amount via RTGS ( minimal bank charges for that) - Click on Student Information and fill in the details. Don't change anything which is selected by default like - What is the Intended Use of this Account?, Your Occupation Category, Your Occupation Description
- You can fill in a referral email ID(sunil_talk2@yahoo.in) to get referral bonus of 25$.
- After you submit, you will get payment instructions in two hours (this depends if the bank is working on that day, register during their working hours to get it faster)
- CIBC has an overseas account in Standard chartered Mumbai and you have to send the amount via RTGS. Once this is done, take the RTGS reference number.
- The A2 form which is sent along with payment instructions is necessary to be filled for foreign transfers. Following is the mail received from CIBC which mentions how to fill it.
Please note that without completed A2 form, the transaction cannot be processed and will be returned to your account. Please refer to the instruction sheet that was provided to you and fill the A2 form.
Mandatory fields that must be filled out on the A2 form include:
a- RTGS/NEFT Reference Number (Page 3)
b- Bank and Branch name (Page 3)
c- Account Number (Page 3)
Please note that this must be the account number for which the payment is originating from. In the case that the payment is sent to Standard Chartered Bank from the student’s local bank’s account number or the student’s loan account, that is the account number the student must write down, not the student’s personal account number.
d- Payer signature (Page 4)
Kindly send completed A2 form to both Mailbox.ISBO@cibc.com and payments.che@sc.com in JPEG/ PDF format within 1 business day from sending your payment.
You will receive an email confirming your payment is processed to your account. Once payment is processed your will receive GIC certification in 3-5 business days.
If GIC certificate is not received by the scotia bank then in which email address we can sent email regarding this concern.
Can you provide me email address????
Can you provide me email address????
Hi Guys,
My address on passport is :
Plot no 64, Rd No 2,BDL Coly,Bagyalatha hospital,Bagyalatha,Vanasthalipuram,Hyderabad,Telangana,India-500070
But my bank has sent the following address during wire transfer to Scotia bank GIC:
PLOT NO 64 ROAD NO 2 BDL COLONY
VANASTHALIPURAM HYDERABAD RANGAREDDY HYDERABAD - 500070
As you can see that both addresses don't match 100% but 80-90%.
Will it be problem for GIC in Scotia Bank or during Visa ?
My address on passport is :
Plot no 64, Rd No 2,BDL Coly,Bagyalatha hospital,Bagyalatha,Vanasthalipuram,Hyderabad,Telangana,India-500070
But my bank has sent the following address during wire transfer to Scotia bank GIC:
PLOT NO 64 ROAD NO 2 BDL COLONY
VANASTHALIPURAM HYDERABAD RANGAREDDY HYDERABAD - 500070
As you can see that both addresses don't match 100% but 80-90%.
Will it be problem for GIC in Scotia Bank or during Visa ?