See the process works in 3 phases...
First your application will be scanned and processed at CIO, they will check your documents etc, Including Proof of Funds. If they call bank and verify, no one can tell you for sure.
They will see if the money has been in your account, and you have not BORROWED it etc from anyone, as it has to be yours. IF there is a large deposit just before sending Application, you should be ready to support where the money came from (sale of property, or something, etc etc).
Then the application is sent to visa office, that is going to be London for Pak. They will re-check your documents, job, etc and also Proof of Funds. Again if they check with the Bank or not, no one can tell you. Same rules as above. And when they check with Bank OR ask you re-send your Bank Statement etc, its always better to be almost inline with the statement you submitted before. I/or anyone else might not give you a 100% answer as to what will happen if you have withdrawn and re-deposited when re-asked for POF. I will not recommend it, as it might give the impression that you are borrowing money as per demand.
Then when your visa is issued, and you Land in Canada. The Visa officer will/might check your Proof of Funds. There it has to be with your, in form of Cash/DD/or Traveler cheques. Some got into trouble presenting Bank Statements at Point of Entry. It can also be an account opened with some Canadian Bank, and money in that, BUT from Pakistan that might not be a possibility. SO its in hand $$ at that time, and offcourse you wont need anything other than that as POF. Also you have to inform the Visa Officer (or someone) if you have more than Ten thousand Canadian $ with you at the time of entry. Not sure (again) if they ask for more documents etc to show where it came from (But I havent heard of anything like that).
And do remember we on forums are all applicants like you, our advice/s are to be taken with caution
Final decision lies with you.
First your application will be scanned and processed at CIO, they will check your documents etc, Including Proof of Funds. If they call bank and verify, no one can tell you for sure.
They will see if the money has been in your account, and you have not BORROWED it etc from anyone, as it has to be yours. IF there is a large deposit just before sending Application, you should be ready to support where the money came from (sale of property, or something, etc etc).
Then the application is sent to visa office, that is going to be London for Pak. They will re-check your documents, job, etc and also Proof of Funds. Again if they check with the Bank or not, no one can tell you. Same rules as above. And when they check with Bank OR ask you re-send your Bank Statement etc, its always better to be almost inline with the statement you submitted before. I/or anyone else might not give you a 100% answer as to what will happen if you have withdrawn and re-deposited when re-asked for POF. I will not recommend it, as it might give the impression that you are borrowing money as per demand.
Then when your visa is issued, and you Land in Canada. The Visa officer will/might check your Proof of Funds. There it has to be with your, in form of Cash/DD/or Traveler cheques. Some got into trouble presenting Bank Statements at Point of Entry. It can also be an account opened with some Canadian Bank, and money in that, BUT from Pakistan that might not be a possibility. SO its in hand $$ at that time, and offcourse you wont need anything other than that as POF. Also you have to inform the Visa Officer (or someone) if you have more than Ten thousand Canadian $ with you at the time of entry. Not sure (again) if they ask for more documents etc to show where it came from (But I havent heard of anything like that).
And do remember we on forums are all applicants like you, our advice/s are to be taken with caution
Final decision lies with you.
