Would this be considered as a financial support proof?

[canadianwoman]

I was planning to send the application to my sponsor tomorrow. But I am stuck at this point now:

1. No insurance policy: If you suggest, I will get one tomorrow. Then when shall I send the application?
2. Never supported financially each other in 7 years!

You don't need an insurance policy for the application. If you don't have one, you can just explain in the application that neither of you have insurance. Keep in mind that doing things at the last minute just for the application can also look suspicious. If you are both fairly young and don't have life insurance, then it is not necessary to get some just for the application.
If you have not financially supported each other, just say so in the application. Explain you both have jobs and do not need support. You can say that you have offered to send her money, but she has refused. If you have proof of that, you could include it. If not, don't worry about it - the visa officer will be able to see that both of you have incomes.
A joint account is a good idea, but again, if you cannot get one, it will not really hurt your application. In any case, getting a joint account just before you send in the application, when you have been together for 7 years, won't really mean much.

 

[iSuperman]

You don't need an insurance policy for the application. If you don't have one, you can just explain in the application that neither of you have insurance. Keep in mind that doing things at the last minute just for the application can also look suspicious. If you are both fairly young and don't have life insurance, then it is not necessary to get some just for the application.
If you have not financially supported each other, just say so in the application. Explain you both have jobs and do not need support. You can say that you have offered to send her money, but she has refused. If you have proof of that, you could include it. If not, don't worry about it - the visa officer will be able to see that both of you have incomes.
A joint account is a good idea, but again, if you cannot get one, it will not really hurt your application. In any case, getting a joint account just before you send in the application, when you have been together for 7 years, won't really mean much.

THANK YOU SO MUCH..

I am sending the application tomorrow without these things now. Will write a letter explaining the facts behind and as you mentioned.

 

[profiler]

You can also submit the financial evidence later. This works especially well if your applying inland and for the OWP. Once you get the permit you can for sure have a bank account...

 

[iSuperman]

You can also submit the financial evidence later. This works especially well if your applying inland and for the OWP. Once you get the permit you can for sure have a bank account...

This is Ouland application for spousal sponsorship using the New Package.

 

[iSuperman]

You don't need an insurance policy for the application. If you don't have one, you can just explain in the application that neither of you have insurance. Keep in mind that doing things at the last minute just for the application can also look suspicious. If you are both fairly young and don't have life insurance, then it is not necessary to get some just for the application.
If you have not financially supported each other, just say so in the application. Explain you both have jobs and do not need support. You can say that you have offered to send her money, but she has refused. If you have proof of that, you could include it. If not, don't worry about it - the visa officer will be able to see that both of you have incomes.
A joint account is a good idea, but again, if you cannot get one, it will not really hurt your application. In any case, getting a joint account just before you send in the application, when you have been together for 7 years, won't really mean much.

Hey,

I added my wife as a dependent in my mediclaim policy at my employment place. Now I have a document on which it states:

1. My company name
2. I am an employee
3. My wife's name and relation to me (wife) and she my dependent

-> But it does not have amount written on it, it just says that these 2 persons are insured.

Also, today I took HDFC term policy and I have a proposal letter (NOT THE ACTUAL POLICY), it has details in it that my mother and wife are the nominees but it does not have any official sign or stamp on it, though I paid 3 months premium. The agent said that I can use this proposal letter for tax benefits.

Also, for financial support, I wrote a letter telling them that we are educated and never actually came in such situations to ask money.

What do you think?

 

[canadianwoman]

Hey,

I added my wife as a dependent in my mediclaim policy at my employment place. Now I have a document on which it states:

1. My company name
2. I am an employee
3. My wife's name and relation to me (wife) and she my dependent

-> But it does not have amount written on it, it just says that these 2 persons are insured.

Also, today I took HDFC term policy and I have a proposal letter (NOT THE ACTUAL POLICY), it has details in it that my mother and wife are the nominees but it does not have any official sign or stamp on it, though I paid 3 months premium. The agent said that I can use this proposal letter for tax benefits.

Also, for financial support, I wrote a letter telling them that we are educated and never actually came in such situations to ask money.

The two documents can be used as proof. The letter is fine - you just need to say that you both are employed and do not need money from each other.

 

[iSuperman]

The two documents can be used as proof. The letter is fine - you just need to say that you both are employed and do not need money from each other.

COOOOOOL..