Prof of support without work

[Monte!]

I am trying to get my wife's residency in Canada. I am a citizen and so is my son. We plan to move the whole family to Canada once she is issued the Visa/Residency. However, I will lose my current job because it is not remote.

Anyone have any tips on how to prove that? I have a letter from my sister saying we will be staying with them until we are available to get our own place. Maybe bank statements of our savings?

 

[Torablack]

I am trying to get my wife's residency in Canada. I am a citizen and so is my son. We plan to move the whole family to Canada once she is issued the Visa/Residency. However, I will lose my current job because it is not remote.

Anyone have any tips on how to prove that? I have a letter from my sister saying we will be staying with them until we are available to get our own place. Maybe bank statements of our savings?

Yes, substantial amount of savings, assets. Providing an explanation that you are currently looking for work does help with reasons as to why you lost your previous one

 

[canuck_in_uk]

I am trying to get my wife's residency in Canada. I am a citizen and so is my son. We plan to move the whole family to Canada once she is issued the Visa/Residency. However, I will lose my current job because it is not remote.

Anyone have any tips on how to prove that? I have a letter from my sister saying we will be staying with them until we are available to get our own place. Maybe bank statements of our savings?

It's fine to show your current income. Generally, if you are working now, IRCC accepts that you will find a job when you get back to Canada. You should also provide on plan on how you will support yourselves in Canada.