Hey guys. I'm in a bit of a pickle and hoping someone could clarify this issue for me:
I have around CAD 18k to my name in the form of sales commission at my company. Now my company has a policy that if you don't want to withdraw the commission, you can "invest" it with the company and get a bi-annual return on it. So I chose to do that.
Last year, in October, I applied for FSW immigration and for that I withdrew the money and put it in my account. However, since it wasn't required to have the money on you for 6 months, just to be able to show the money in your account, I reinvested the money with my company after getting a valid bank certificate and Bank Statement for the immigration package.
Unfortunately, my FSW application was returned to me as the cap was reached, so now I'm applying for EE. And here I learn i need to have the money in my account for the past 6 months, which I do not. I put in 18k in the EE application whilst filling it out.
Now my score is 438, so I'm pretty hopeful about getting an ITA the next round or the round after that. So I am in process of withdrawing my money out of my company again, and will also get a signed and stamped letter from the company stating that I have 18k to my name as Sales Commission which was invested in the company for such and such duration and with an annual interest rate of such and such with bi-annual return payments - and which is being returned to me on my request. Obviously, if and when I go to Canada, I will bring this 18k with me as settlement funds.
So now I'm concerned if CIC will accept this explanation and if it is incumbent upon me to show a bank statement for the past 6 months, which will naturally show I had 18k in the account for a few weeks, then withdrew and then after a few months have 18k again...
Someone please help in this matter and shed some light about the questions CIC might raise and how I might be able to answer them.