Hello there.
Since my wife is going to apply for a study permit, we are saving up all our money in her investment account of a cooperative bank (so we can earn the interests) and when the investment contract finishes (February 2021) the money will automatically be transferred to her checking account in the cooperative bank.
After that, the plan is to transfer all this money to her normal bank account (in one of the biggest banks of Ecuador). The problem is that she will probably apply in May 2021, so the money will be in the bank account for less than 3 months.
1. Is there a risk to be refused if she does this transaction, despite explaining it all in the letter of explanation?
2. Is it better to keep the money in the cooperative bank and request a proof of funds from there, considering the investment was there and probably would be easier to make the 4 months proof of funds?
I will appreciate all your answers and ideas.
Since my wife is going to apply for a study permit, we are saving up all our money in her investment account of a cooperative bank (so we can earn the interests) and when the investment contract finishes (February 2021) the money will automatically be transferred to her checking account in the cooperative bank.
After that, the plan is to transfer all this money to her normal bank account (in one of the biggest banks of Ecuador). The problem is that she will probably apply in May 2021, so the money will be in the bank account for less than 3 months.
1. Is there a risk to be refused if she does this transaction, despite explaining it all in the letter of explanation?
2. Is it better to keep the money in the cooperative bank and request a proof of funds from there, considering the investment was there and probably would be easier to make the 4 months proof of funds?
I will appreciate all your answers and ideas.