No need just add proof of net banking transaction.I have carried out the cash transfer over a series of netbanking transactions. How can I mention the check number here?
No need just add proof of net banking transaction.I have carried out the cash transfer over a series of netbanking transactions. How can I mention the check number here?
Thanks. I am adding my net banking statements anyway to show the POF, I believe this shoudl be sufficient.No need just add proof of net banking transaction.
Dear I need 200k gift deed from my father, can you share the pattern? and steps where to go.Dear members:
Can funds gifted from relatives other than parents, such as a sister or a brother, be equally accepted by CIC? I read somewhere that gifts based pof is not a very ideal situation and though can be accepted but is entirely at the discretion of the immigration authorities to accept. How true is that? Please advise, Thank you.
1 - You must have the funds when submitting your e-APR NOT when submitting your profile.Hi.. i am all set to submit my profile for immigration to be included in the pool. The CIC website states "The funds must be available both when you apply and when (if) we issue you a permanent resident visa".
i want to submit my profile right now, to avoid any further delay. However i do not have the required funds (12,300 CAD) at the moment. i can get these funds from my father and attach a gift deed. but this will take atleast some time, say a week. My questions are,
1. can i submit my application right now without the required funds in my account and later get the funds along with the gift deed? or do i absolutely need to have the required funds in my account "at the time of submitting" my profile online?
2. say, i get an ITA in the next draw, would it create any problems when CIC notices the fact that the funds were transferred in my account just a month or so ago? even if i produce the genuine gift deed.
3. is it required to have the gifted funds for a certain period of time in your account before you can/should submit your profile online, say, 3 months ?
Thank you.
Thank you very much for the reply. it clarifies my confusion. You said one needs to have the required funds at the time of submitting eAPR. My question in this regard is that if i receive the gifted funds say just a week before submitting my eAPR, would it be a problem? I mean do i need to have these gifted funds rest in my account for a certain period of time before i should submit eAPR? I understand CIC might ask for a bank statement at some time requiring average balance for six months, in which case my average balance before the gifted funds would be far less than required. would that be a problem?1 - You must have the funds when submitting your e-APR NOT when submitting your profile.
2 - No issue.
3 - No such requirement.
Like I said, there is no requirement of having to hold the gifted money for a specific time.Thank you very much for the reply. it clarifies my confusion. You said one needs to have the required funds at the time of submitting eAPR. My question in this regard is that if i receive the gifted funds say just a week before submitting my eAPR, would it be a problem? I mean do i need to have these gifted funds rest in my account for a certain period of time before i should submit eAPR? I understand CIC might ask for a bank statement at some time requiring average balance for six months, in which case my average balance before the gifted funds would be far less than required. would that be a problem?
Thankyou.
Would you think its ok to have gift deeds from parents and siblings that covers 80% of required funds?1 - You must have the funds when submitting your e-APR NOT when submitting your profile.
2 - No issue.
3 - No such requirement.
Yes, such gift deed is fine.Would you think its ok to have gift deeds from parents and siblings that covers 80% of required funds?
Also rent from real estate coming in cash what docs do I need to submit with that? IRCC asked to explain the transactions
Yes, such gift deed is fine.
Without knowing the exact wording of IRCC's ADR I cannot comment on your second question.
That's irrelevant, as long as you can proof where the money came from with your gift deed you do not have to have the money in your account for 6 months.Hi everyone!
I had my funds transferred recently and I am getting a gift deed notarized. However, please some clarifications regarding the 6 months period. They are in my account not more then a few weeks! There is no way I can meet this criteria unless I just wait for other six month before applying! What do I do ?!
My concern goes mainly to the OINP that requires 6 month bank statements.That's irrelevant, as long as you can proof where the money came from with your gift deed you do not have to have the money in your account for 6 months.
Yes, that's of no concern. You can still provide the bank statements plus the gift deed.My concern goes mainly to the OINP that requires 6 month bank statements.
http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/prodconsum/groups/csc/@oipp/documents/document/oi_en_hcps_010517.pdf
The same opinion here, I don't need the money to be in my account for 6 months ?! So I am good to go?!
Thanks in advance for the response man!