Hi all. I'm new on this forum and I need an advice regarding proof of fund. My family and I are in the process for a CSQ and we do not have much cash at bank but rather assets. We plan to sell a house I inherited and our car when we get our visas.
Can anyone advise for the interview procedure whether I should sell them at earliest and show as proof of fund or a certified financial evaluation report of our assets submitted to the official agent would be ok and thus wait until our visas have been issued to sell everything.
They won't accept a financial evaluation in lieu of funds, unfortunately. You're going to need to find a way to show them liquid assets. These would be things like savings or CDs. Maybe you could ask a relative for the money and use some of your assets as collateral? Just a suggestion. Relatives usually charge less than a bank.
