For SINP, I'm not 100% sure... but for EE, they make sure they check 6 months...it should either have gradually accumulated (usually through salary), or already be there before the 6 months..
Sudden influx of more than 10-15% of the total is suspicious, and therefore we all follow it with full letter of explanations, source of funds, transfer details, copy of cheques, etc.. usually it is due to a gift from parent - in that case, the parent should sign a letter clearly stating that this money is a gift and not borrowed, therefore there is no need for the applicant to return it...
If you sell a car or something and the money comes in, then the details of the sale have to be provided...
In all cases, the source of the large influx and the transfer details should be shown..
I remember that for some PNP cases, they asked for 3 months bank statements... (please ensure these are official ones that are stamped and not online statements).. so you can give that for now..but at the time of eAPR submission, you will need to submit the balance for 6 months backward from that date... so should be prepared for that..
Sudden influx of more than 10-15% of the total is suspicious, and therefore we all follow it with full letter of explanations, source of funds, transfer details, copy of cheques, etc.. usually it is due to a gift from parent - in that case, the parent should sign a letter clearly stating that this money is a gift and not borrowed, therefore there is no need for the applicant to return it...
If you sell a car or something and the money comes in, then the details of the sale have to be provided...
In all cases, the source of the large influx and the transfer details should be shown..
I remember that for some PNP cases, they asked for 3 months bank statements... (please ensure these are official ones that are stamped and not online statements).. so you can give that for now..but at the time of eAPR submission, you will need to submit the balance for 6 months backward from that date... so should be prepared for that..