settlement funds

[kaushalyap]

hi friends,

I'm asking this question for the one last time to clarify my doubts,

I'm getting the settlement funds from my uncle (father's brother) as a gift. I read somewhere that the funds should be from a blood relative only (father/mother/siblings) is this true?

I'm planning to submit my 6 months bank statements,balance certificate from bank,notarized gift deed, proof of transfer. I read that an affidavit is also required, is this true?

Please help.

If anyone who has got the funds from their relatives comment please.

 

[thestunner316]

hi friends,

I'm asking this question for the one last time to clarify my doubts,

I'm getting the settlement funds from my uncle (father's brother) as a gift. I read somewhere that the funds should be from a blood relative only (father/mother/siblings) is this true?

I'm planning to submit my 6 months bank statements,balance certificate from bank,notarized gift deed, proof of transfer. I read that an affidavit is also required, is this true?

Please help.

If anyone who has got the funds from their relatives comment please.

i dont think an affidavit is required, but add it if it makes you feel safer...

for gift deed, you might be required to show relation between you and your uncle... that would be the main challenge... otherwise i think uncle giving money is fine.

 

[kaushalyap]

Should it be blood relatives?

 

[kaushalyap]

has anyone actually got the pr through getting the settlement funds from their relatives?

 

[thestunner316]

Should it be blood relatives?

i think thats a bit of a grey area... technically uncle is also a blood relative.

havent come across anyone using an uncle for PoF, TBH

i think to be safe use funds from your fathers account - would be a lot easier to explain

 

[kaushalyap]

Ok. Thanks.

 

[IndianaBanks]

hi friends,

I'm asking this question for the one last time to clarify my doubts,

I'm getting the settlement funds from my uncle (father's brother) as a gift. I read somewhere that the funds should be from a blood relative only (father/mother/siblings) is this true?

I'm planning to submit my 6 months bank statements,balance certificate from bank,notarized gift deed, proof of transfer. I read that an affidavit is also required, is this true?

Please help.

Well, I used gift deed from my uncle for proof of settlement funds but I just submitted my application about two weeks ago so I'm not sure how things are going to turn out yet. But I'm keeping my hopes up

If anyone who has got the funds from their relatives comment please.

 

[kaushalyap]

Hi, thanks.

Anyone please comment here..

 

[kamransaeed15]

i have funds in my mother account can i use them as a proof.bcz even if i go i will be 100% financially supported by my mother

 

[kaushalyap]

Through what I've read, Yes you can but your mother needs to transfer the funds with a gift deed.

 

[kaushalyap]

What documents did you upload? How can we prove the relationship? Thanks.

 

[Stryk3r]

Hi,
I'm trying to create a settlement plan using 'Living in Canada' tool.
There is a question asking, "What is your home country?".
Now, I live in US for the last 4.5 years, not sure if I should mention, US as the answer or my country of citizenship?

Will be grateful, if someone could provide some guidance on this.

Thanks in advance

 

[DelPiero07]

Hi,
I'm trying to create a settlement plan using 'Living in Canada' tool.
There is a question asking, "What is your home country?".
Now, I live in US for the last 4.5 years, not sure if I should mention, US as the answer or my country of citizenship?

Will be grateful, if someone could provide some guidance on this.

Thanks in advance

US is your country of residence.

Your home country is your country of citizenship.

 

[Stryk3r]

US is your country of residence.

Your home country is your country of citizenship.

Thank you DelPiero07.