Proof of Funds Question

[roosh123]

Hello! Hope everyone is staying safe and sound.
I have a question related to proof of funds for the FSW program. I have a PGWP and I'm currently working in Canada. I recently received my ITA; according to the IRCC website, one doesn't need to show proof of funds if:
1. You have a valid work permit.
2. You have a job offer.
I have both. However, if I write that I am bringing less than $13,000 into the country, it says I haven't met the eligibility for the FSW program. Does anyone have any insights into this? I currently have around $9,000 in immediate liquid assets, but I don't want to write $13,000 and then only show that I have $9,000 in the bank (obviously).
Does anyone have any insights around this?

 

[MAIL2SUNDAREEE]

If you have received ITA based on CEC (Canadian Experience Class), you dont need to show Proof of funds.
in your ITA,(first 2 lines) you can find, if you are selected based on FSW or CEC.

 

[Norli]

Hello! Hope everyone is staying safe and sound.
I have a question related to proof of funds for the FSW program. I have a PGWP and I'm currently working in Canada. I recently received my ITA; according to the IRCC website, one doesn't need to show proof of funds if:
1. You have a valid work permit.
2. You have a job offer.
I have both. However, if I write that I am bringing less than $13,000 into the country, it says I haven't met the eligibility for the FSW program. Does anyone have any insights into this? I currently have around $9,000 in immediate liquid assets, but I don't want to write $13,000 and then only show that I have $9,000 in the bank (obviously).
Does anyone have any insights around this?

If you are already working in Canada then you don't need the minimum balance of $13,000. All you need to show isn't our tax return documents. I believe they call it T4