fsarosh said:
You can ask for your documents anytime irrespective of the stage of your case. You can just send an email to them and tell them that you need your original documents (dont forget to tell them to send it through courier service otherwise you know that in Pakistan, how much risk will be involved with your original docs if they will send it through ordinary mail). When you will send them the mail and tell them that you want it through courier service, they will send it through TCS Visa Services and you can collect it by paying around 1600-1700 Pakistani Rupees in Cash. I am telling you all this because i have personally did the same so there is no need to worry either they have called your medicals or PPR1 or PPR2 etc. If you will not ask them to send it, they will send it when all things will be done (means on the "Decision Made" stage as i have heard).
My answer to your 2nd question is not based on personal experience but on logic. If the bank account which you have shown is not a saving certificate or a term deposit certificate kind of thing and its an ordinary saving or current account, then you can use it anytime because everybody knows this that the bank balance never remains the same. But to remain on the safe side, what i would suggest you is not to make a very big withdrawal from the account unless you deposit the same or approximately the same amount within a short period of time. The gist of my suggestion is try to maintain a "High Balance" in your account. In simple words, if you have sent them a statement of 2 million Pakistani Rupees, if you use 17-18 lacs, this would create doubts without a reason whereas if you draws 5 lacs from the account, it makes sense because still, you will have 1.5 million in the account. Give me a plus 1 if this would be helpful.
[/quThanks and PLUS 1 For you.
In Sha Allha with in a week coz today is holiday in Canada so as Canadian High Commission in London is also closed.Curmudgeon said:
