Hi
@legalfalcon,
I am about to finish my e-aPR and I have points where I'm still doubting:
That was a very tricky one. I have 2 bank accounts (one saving in France and one current in Germany). I had to ask and ask the banks for the info, cause each time something was missing. And it was also tedious to get extra translation for all the German docs I got. It makes now 17 pages just for PoF...
This should not be an issue
I have a Certificate letter from my parent's notary stating (in French) :
"*Many name*
*With my full address in Germany*
*Birth date, place*
*Nationality*"
Then it says:
"Has received as manual gift from her parents Mr. and Mrs. *family name*, living in *Location name* (French Department (like county) name) the amount of XXXXX euros."
So my question is very specific. The notary's secratery wrote the name of the municipality/commune district/region (it's called "canton" in French, if that rings anyone a bell) as location name and not my parents village name. It's maybe not "totally wrong" cause the ZIP Code would be the same one but it's not what would appear in their home address, usually.
I'd like to know if it's ok to go for it that way in spite of this detail, as the main point is there, or if I should wait until Monday that my mother get a new letter with the actual town name. I feel like i'm overthinking it a bit too much but if anyone as some input in this, it'd be appreciated.
Also it is just a declaration sent to me directly from the notary. There's no signature from my parents. Is that ok too?
France is a civil law country, which is different from a common law country like India or the US. What you have stated looks fine, but just browse <http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/csj-sjc/harmonization/siroi/gift2-don.html>
I am not licensed in a civil law jurisdiction and have never dealt with civil law, so I would not like to give you wrong information as a lot of rules in civil law are contradictory to the common law. The link above is helpful.
All you need to show is that the gift is unconditional and cannot be revoked and you have exclusive right to use it any manner you like. As long as you have these covered in accordance with your country, you are all good. I am sorry, I not being too helpful here.
- For Proof of Studies for my Masters and BA I am providing:
- Certificates of completion of each
- Transcripts of each
- ECA for both
Is that OK?
Yes, this looks great.
- I spent one year in Canada with Work holiday visa. I didn't provide a PCC as it says I'll be asked for it later if needed. (
You are correct, they will ask you for it.)
- I spent a year in the Netherlands, I'm waiting also first for the paper of IRCC to request it as it is the way to do for this country. (
Sounds great)
I am ready to submit and pay the fees as soon as I am able to. But I want to make sure all is ok and sufficient first, hoping it my proofs won't be rejected. Thank you so much for your help.
You seem to be all set!