@legalfalcon Thanks very much for your answer. So just to confirm, I should be fine submitting just an official letter from the bank (along with the notarized gift deed) without any bank statements, right?There is no requirement to have transactions on the account you should as PoF. The IRCC requirements do not mandate any recent transactions as long as you meet the prerequisites.
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Yes, however, you will also need a LoE and the gift amount should reflect on your account with the details of the transaction.@legalfalcon Thanks very much for your answer. So just to confirm, I should be fine submitting just an official letter from the bank (along with the notarized gift deed) without any bank statements, right?
R u inland or Outland ? Also did u get PR already before baby’s birth? How difficult is the process to add baby ? You are SINP or OINP … please let know … as I m not planning baby coz of this processing delays …AOR- January 2020
BIL- February, 2020
1st ADR- May, 2020
VO- OTTAWA
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Addition of Baby- December, 2021
Remedical: January 12, 2022
Remed passed- January 22, 2022
2nd ADRs(POF, PCC,Schedule A)- 27 January, 2022
Submitted ADRs next day- 28 January, 2022
PPR- February 7, 2022
You have to meet all the IRCC prerequisites, of average balance included.@legalfalcon I have been asked to submit POF as ADR. The letter did not specify bank statements.
Is it enough if I submit Bank Balance Certificate that shows closing balance, No Loan Certificate and a notarised letter stating that I have access to these funds at any time(the bank account is in spouse’s name)
Thank you!The PR card will be issued based on what IRCC has on file. If you changed your name after you become a PR you can ask IRCC to issue you a new PR card with a new name.
See https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=721&top=4
@dan2thi if you are interested to continue with the FSW application, she can just have you added to her application and mention the spouse as non-accompanying as you are already a citizen. You can have dual applications in process but given the circumstances, there are chances that FSW will get processed before the sponsorship one as she has an on-going application@legalfalcon Please provide me some information on the following query. Thank you very much in advance.
I am a Canadian citizen and I recently got married and I am planning to sponsor my wife. She already has an active PR application under FSW category which she had applied in Feb 2021. What are the implications/effects if we start spouse sponsorship while she has an ongoing express entry application?
Thank you again!
Thank you so much for the reply. Appreciate it a lot. But I honestly doubt if her FSW application will be processed faster, specially now the FSW intake for this year is cut down in half according to the Sean Fraser's presentation.@dan2thi if you are interested to continue with the FSW application, she can just have you added to her application and mention the spouse as non-accompanying as you are already a citizen. You can have dual applications in process but given the circumstances, there are chances that FSW will get processed before the sponsorship one as she has an on-going application