Proof of Funds (Express Entry)
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6 month history is required so as to find out if the applicant has taken any loan.sammy89 said:
Get a gift deed, your father's bank statements, bank's reference letter as per cic format for your bank account, if you can't get the letter as per the format, upload your 6 months account statements.
all these account statements should be stamped and signed by bank.
you can use the following formatsammy89 said:
date
The Case Officer
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada,
Case Processing Centre
Canada
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing this letter at the request of xxxxxxxx who is applying for Permanent Residence for Canada. This is to confirm that xxxxxxx is a customer with ABC Bank and holds below accounts at the closing hours of date.
xxxxxxxxx has full access to the accounts mentioned below.
• A/c Number:
• A/c Open Date:
• A/c Type:
• Status of Account:
• Current Balance (In local currency):
• Current Balance (In CAD):
• Average Closing Balance maintained in last six months for account number:
Month Average Balance (In INR) Average Balance (In CAD)
M1
M2
M3
M4
M5
M6
Debts - Loans and Credit Cards
I certify that below listed debt products are issued to xxxxxxxx
Type of product: Credit card
A/c (Number):
Open Date / Sanction Date:
Balance Outstanding as on date :
For verification of this letter, please contact the undersigned
Name:
Designation:
Email:
Phone:
Fax:
Hello all, quick question. My bank gave my the reference letter showing 6 months avg balance, and current balance, etc... everything except balance from my credit card debt. They left that off the statement, even though I asked for it to be included and I don't want to appear to be hiding any information. Any idea how to handle this?
Thx
Thx
Hi everyone,
This might sound like the good kind of trouble but I'm unsure how to handle this and would appreciate your advice. I have over 100K in savings and no debt. However, when I initially signed up for Express Entry, was under the impression that I should only state the amount of money I would bring in in cash upon my first landing, so I stated $12,500 CAD - a little over the minimum, to be on the safe side. Now that I've gotten an ITA and have to upload a bank statement, I am realizing this may appear as a huge discrepancy. Would you at this point suggest to correct the amount to all of the savings I have and do intend to convert and transfer into Canada over time, or stay with the $12,500 I initially declared?
This might sound like the good kind of trouble but I'm unsure how to handle this and would appreciate your advice. I have over 100K in savings and no debt. However, when I initially signed up for Express Entry, was under the impression that I should only state the amount of money I would bring in in cash upon my first landing, so I stated $12,500 CAD - a little over the minimum, to be on the safe side. Now that I've gotten an ITA and have to upload a bank statement, I am realizing this may appear as a huge discrepancy. Would you at this point suggest to correct the amount to all of the savings I have and do intend to convert and transfer into Canada over time, or stay with the $12,500 I initially declared?
Irrelevant, as long as you meet the funds required they don't care if you have 100 million dollars in your bank account.sharpcookie said:
If you're invited under the CEC program or if you have a valid job offer you're not required to provide POF.deepu2595 said:
Please I need help! I got ITA under FSW. However, I live and work in Canada with valid work permit, but on contract basis and I do not have the $15,300 for a family of 2. I have only $12700, and I just printed my spouse's account statement without any supporting letter.
What do I need to do please? I am worried.
What do I need to do please? I am worried.