I'm applying from outside Canada with no job offer. If everything goes smoothly, I am planning to land in Canada April 2018.
Right now, initially, I only have a small amount in total assets. and I'm struggling a lot to secure the rest of the required fund ~$12,000 for my future move. I understand that full money or the proof of fund: 12k has to be ready at the time of PR application. Also, it must be my own, and not given by someone else.. Which actually makes it more difficult!
If I get ITA in the next draw or maybe in August the latest, I will probably have 60 days to submit my PR application and pay application fees, medical fees, police clearance fees, along with providing bank statement showing proof of ~$12,000 cash in my account. Unfortunately, In my situation, by that time I get ITA, I would STILL not able to provide $12,000 straight, because I can only afford to save $300 a month in worst case scenario (I'm already living below poverty cutoff salary and I don't live in my home country).
As you can see, there is a huge time gap between the time you submit your PR application and the time you actually land in Canada for the first time. In 6 - 8 months, you will sure get more money coming either by salary saving or from tax return.
Is there a way I can convince the CIC officer that I will have the money ready the time I land?
please help im in serious struggle!! Thank you for your attention
Right now, initially, I only have a small amount in total assets. and I'm struggling a lot to secure the rest of the required fund ~$12,000 for my future move. I understand that full money or the proof of fund: 12k has to be ready at the time of PR application. Also, it must be my own, and not given by someone else.. Which actually makes it more difficult!
If I get ITA in the next draw or maybe in August the latest, I will probably have 60 days to submit my PR application and pay application fees, medical fees, police clearance fees, along with providing bank statement showing proof of ~$12,000 cash in my account. Unfortunately, In my situation, by that time I get ITA, I would STILL not able to provide $12,000 straight, because I can only afford to save $300 a month in worst case scenario (I'm already living below poverty cutoff salary and I don't live in my home country).
As you can see, there is a huge time gap between the time you submit your PR application and the time you actually land in Canada for the first time. In 6 - 8 months, you will sure get more money coming either by salary saving or from tax return.
Is there a way I can convince the CIC officer that I will have the money ready the time I land?
please help im in serious struggle!! Thank you for your attention
