In loe i explained all fds belong to one account and that is mine..i did not specifically insist that its as good as cash and can be liquidated any time as i thought cic should be aware of it
Experts can confirm this, according to me if you have already raised a CSE and provided all documents then you should wait for them to contact you. But did your bank provide a letter where they mentioned that FD can be broken at any time? Also, what was mentioned in your gcms notes, the reason for rr POF?
Wait for everyone else here to confirm if you should raise a CSE again or not. But in case you do keep in mind certain things, it is not obvious for certain case analysts there, about how FD works, every country has different system and case analysts are less experienced. Officers deal with FD situations and are more experienced so they would know that it is as good as cash.
my RR was for pof..it stated that my bank certi has mentioned only one savings account no but all the fds have different account nos, so its not clear if those were different account number or different fd nos..so i uploaded loe regarding the same with the help of experts here..along with the letter i uploaded updated bank certi, and fd receipts..
I think you are good then, you answered what was concerning to the case analyst, which was needed. I say wait for the officer to review your file now, rest experts can tell more.
That process sadly is not consistent and hence it is imperative to take action proactively if anyone finds something wrong in GCMS notes. I wish they were more consistent in their processes. But reality is they are not
u can argue with all u like... i am telling whats in books and as i said its all depends upon officers
I remember your case and I think from what you have mentioned your documents should be sufficient. The officer in Petra’s has done a mistake. I have seen officers rejecting for POF when they deduct loan amount etc but rejecting for FDs just plain ignorance or laziness on their part. I hope they reconsider once a CSE is raised.
I know..right..its very disheartening..and that too after long wait of 10 months..I suppose Petra's Aor is prior to mine..I hope and i pray that they reconsider her case..its insane to reject like this for such a silly reason ( actually its not even any reason at all )
@phd208 I think the ADR that they are asking is not for RR. It seems that it s mostly for security purposes. RR is usually when they can't verify a document such as PoF or LOE, etc. But, sch A, military records , cv, and government employment records are mostly for the purpose of security.
@cansha officer will be following whats in the book... but some officers are lazy and do not understand the concept of FDs...
Just so you can relate to my experience, I got my PPR on march 13, went to VFS on march 20, they (VFS) told me it would take 3 weeks to get my passport back, however on april 2 I got an update on my CIC account as well as a message. The update was that my application was approved (that happens when your visa is affixed to your passport) and a new section showed up on myCIC account named "Document Status" mentioning my visa expiry date there with other info like passport number, validity, etc. On the message there was a letter with some post arrival guidelines as well as visa and copr numbers, the expiry date is confirmed there. I didn't get any extension, my visa expires on June 4 (same day as my medicals) and I should be receiving my passport this or next week, so plan accordingly just in case. They might extend them if the expiry date will be too short but don't count on it, they ask remeds prior to the PPR so that's probably not your case.
