The source is a shady looking blog which provides no sources to CIC links (even past links which might not exist now) and attempts to answer this dilemma by providing the dictionary meaning of 'Unencumbered' and then launching into opinions.casadog said:Hi Asivad Anac,
Please what do you think about this?
Quote from: ralliArt on July 09, 2015, 03:12:22 pm
I this read somewhere recently:
"What is commonly known as Show Money for Canada is technically called Canada Settlement Fund."
Retirement Plan - If you work in a Company that offers its employees a retirement Plan, and you are already eligible to receive the benefits of the program (early retirement plan for example)you can ask your Human Resource Department to issue a Certification, in your companies security papers (Official Letter head) that you are already eligible to receive the amount allotted to you (net of obligations-loans, cash advances and the like), at any time that you choose to retire. But since the Visa office of Canada is aware that not all companies offers this program to its employees, I would say it is safe to use this if your Company belongs to the Top 5000 corporation of your country.
Is this option still valid as Proof of settlement Funds for Canada? As this only way I can come up with the ~$12000 CAD (~$1.2 mil JMD).
Please advice.
Source: http://dreamofcanada.blogspot.com/2010/03/show-money-or-settlement-fund-for.html
Please anyone else to confirm that is possible? I have a second retierment plan and I can get the money in 15 days if I want by leaving the company - Can I present this as POF?
Not a reliable source.