PLEASE HELP: Problem with proof of funds

[Carlos1982]

Hi there.

I am at the final stage of the FSW PR application.

Detroit Visa office asked me for the medical exams and 24 months of bank statements.

However, I have a concern:

I had sent proof of funds once before. After that, my girlfriend needed money. Then, I lent her $ 9,000 and she just gave it back to me.

To have a support, I got a sworn and notarized document which states that I lent her money and then she gave it back to me (exactly 2 weeks ago).

Furthermore, I am sending T4's, pay slips, job reference letters from the last 2 years (they even state my salary) and bank statements proving that I earned the money legally and of course, working.

What do you think about my case? Will I have any trouble? or Do yo think I am doing well?

Please seniors, give me your opinion.

Thank you in advance.

P.S. I didn't know they were going to ask me a proof of funds again, that's why I lent the money. Anyway, I can't undo what I did, but I am worried, because I really want my PR Visa.

 

[micuza2004]

When you send your full documents to the visa office?; just curious. 24 months bank statements seems to me very much.

 

[Carlos1982]

I am sending the full documents next week. Tomorrow I have my medical appointment.

 

[capriraj]

No worries, as long you have the funds in place it dosen't matter when You acquire them. 24 Months is bit too much, but you hav edone the right thing by taking a notarized letter from your girlfriend. You are doing the right thing by sending all the payslips and tax returns. All the Best to you!!

 

[Carlos1982]

Thanks so much for your opinion and wishes!

One last question:

In the letter they sent, they said that if I haven't already pay the Right of Permanent Residence Fee, I may do so at this time.

Should I pay right now the fee? or to be sure, should I wait until they approve the documents that are required at this stage (proof of funds and medical exams)?

 

[haral]

they are asking you to pay it now so do it now.

Thanks so much for your opinion and wishes!

One last question:

In the letter they sent, they said that if I haven't already pay the Right of Permanent Residence Fee, I may do so at this time.

Should I pay right now the fee? or to be sure, should I wait until they approve the documents that are required at this stage (proof of funds and medical exams)?

 

[capriraj]

RPRF is refundable and it is only requested when the VO is 90% sure that you will be issued a Visa. Go Ahead you are almost at the finishing line.

All the Best

 

[Carlos1982]

I will, thanks again!